3 tries left\nconsider the following experiment. children are drawn from high-, middle-, and low - income…

3 tries left\nconsider the following experiment. children are drawn from high-, middle-, and low - income households. all the children are divided into two groups. one group watches sesame street on tv every day for a month. the other group watches cartoons. both groups are then given a test that measures creativity.\nin this study, the independent variable is:\n○ the childrens socioeconomic class.\n○ there is no independent variable; this is a correlational study.\n○ what the children watch on tv.\n○ the childrens scores on the creativity test.

3 tries left\nconsider the following experiment. children are drawn from high-, middle-, and low - income households. all the children are divided into two groups. one group watches sesame street on tv every day for a month. the other group watches cartoons. both groups are then given a test that measures creativity.\nin this study, the independent variable is:\n○ the childrens socioeconomic class.\n○ there is no independent variable; this is a correlational study.\n○ what the children watch on tv.\n○ the childrens scores on the creativity test.

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Brief Explanations:

An independent variable is manipulated by the researcher. Here, the researcher decides what the children watch on TV (Sesame Street or cartoons). The children's socioeconomic class is a characteristic of the sample, not a manipulated variable. The creativity - test scores are the dependent variable. And this is an experimental study, not a correlational one as there is manipulation of a variable.

Answer:

what the children watch on TV.