I am a little confused on this question , please help! please don't just list the answers , if you can explain how you got your answer that would be great. Thank you for your help. I have attached the problem .Please view both attachments before answering. 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." VARIABLE?O type of storyO moralityO acceptability ratingsO type of wordO cleanlinesswhat is the OPERATIONAL DEPENDENT

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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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I am a little confused on this question , please help! please don't just list the answers , if you can explain how you got your answer that would be great. Thank you for your help.

I have attached the problem .Please view both attachments before answering.

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."

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

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Introduction

Anything that varies is usually referred to as variables as per common language. In the field of psychology, variables may refer to a specific characteristic of a person like personality type, level of intelligence, behaviors like aggression, emotions like happiness, etc. Psychologists use various types of variables like independent, dependent, and control various variables which are extraneous in their study.