In nonexperimental research (e.g., descriptive, correlational, survey, or causal-comparative designs), the researcher has no control over the levels of the independent variables (IVs).

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In nonexperimental research, the researcher observes variables as they naturally occur without manipulating or controlling the independent variables, unlike in experimental research where the researcher actively manipulates the IVs.

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