A(n)____ variable can be any factor,other than the variable being manipulated by the experimenter,in the experimental situation that might affect the dependent variable.

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A random variable is any factor not intentionally studied that could influence the outcome of an experiment, affecting the dependent variable. It differs from the independent variable, which is the variable intentionally manipulated to observe its effect on the dependent variable. Interval and correlational do not describe types of variables in this context.

A(n)____ Variable Can Be Any Factor,other Than the Variable Being