A hypothesis states that there is no difference in the levels of use of voice recognition software between group A, the students receiving the training, and group B, the students not receiving the training. What is the independent variable in this hypothesis?

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Victoria Carey

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7 August, 18:40

A hypothesis states that there is no difference in the levels of use of voice recognition software between group A, the students receiving the training, and group B, the students not receiving the training. What is the independent variable in this hypothesis?

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Antoine Perry · Answer 1

the levels of use of voice recognition software

Explanation:

Independent variable: In a scientific or psychological experiment, the term independent variable is defined as the variable that is being manipulated, controlled, or changed in an experiment. The independent variable affects directly the dependent variable, any change in the independent variable will cause or hamper the dependent variable.

Example: Time and age, etc.

In the question above, the independent variable is the levels of use of voice recognition software.