Which is true about an operational variable in quantitative research?
A) It is developed so that the degree of its existence can be measured.
B) It is often derived from a theoretical definition of a related concept.
C) It is specific to the time and setting of the research study.
D) It provides the theoretical meaning of a variable.

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An operational definition is derived from a set of procedures or progressive acts that a researcher performs to receive sensory impressions that indicate the existence or degree of existence of a variable.The conceptual definition is derived from the theoretical definition of a related concept.Operational definitions need to be independent of time and setting.The conceptual definition provides theoretical meaning for a variable.

Which Is True About an Operational Variable in Quantitative Research