VARIABLE?moralitycleanlinessO type of storyacceptability ratingsO type of wordwhat is the CONCEPTUAL DEPENDENT A researcher wonders whether cleanliness encourages morality. She hasparticipants unscramble either neutral words (e.g., "push") or wordsrelated to cleanliness (e.g., "wash). She then has them read stories aboutpeople behaving with questionable morality (e.g., using an American flagto clean up a spill). They rate how acceptable these behaviors are on ascale from "perfectly OK" to "extremely wrong."

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Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)

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ISBN:9780134477961

Author:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White

Publisher:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White

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VARIABLE?
morality
cleanliness
O type of story
acceptability ratings
O type of word
what is the CONCEPTUAL DEPENDENT

A researcher wonders whether cleanliness encourages morality. She has
participants unscramble either neutral words (e.g., "push") or words
related to cleanliness (e.g., "wash). She then has them read stories about
people behaving with questionable morality (e.g., using an American flag
to clean up a spill). They rate how acceptable these behaviors are on a
scale from "perfectly OK" to "extremely wrong."

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Introduction

Variables refer to anything that varies. Psychologists use various variables in research, and some of them are independent variables, dependent variables, moderator variables, mediator variables, etc. Psychologists use independent variables to observe their effect on the dependent variable. Let us now see the conceptual dependent variable that the researcher wants to study in the given case.