What it is called, when more than one independent variable works in an experimental situation?
Correct answer: B. Interaction
- A. Situational Crisis
- B. Interaction
- C. Multisituational Effect
- D. Variable Crisis
Explanation
An interaction occurs when the effects of two or more independent variables combine, so the effect of one variable depends on the level of another. This is different from simply having several variables in the same experiment.
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