In examining more than two participant groups or levels of an independent variable it is possible to discover:
A) linear relationships.
B) functional relationships.
C) nonexistent relationships.
D) circular relationships.

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Functional relationships can be discovered when examining more than two participant groups or levels of an independent variable, as it allows for the observation of how changes in the independent variable affect the dependent variable across different conditions or groups.

In Examining More Than Two Participant Groups or Levels of an Independent