In his famous 1938 text, the so-called "Columbia bible," R. S. Woodworth
A)argued that experimental and correlational studies were not fundamentally different
B)distinguished between independent and dependent variables in experiments
C)dismissed correlational research as not scientific
D)showed a preference for correlational over experimental research

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R. S. Woodworth is known for distinguishing between independent and dependent variables in experiments, which was a significant contribution to experimental psychology.

In His Famous 1938 Text, the So-Called "Columbia Bible," R