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What is the difference between an Independent Variable (IV) and a Dependent Variable (DV) in an Experiment?

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What is the difference between an Independent Variable (IV) and a Dependent Variable (DV) in an Experiment?

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In an Experiment, the IV is the variable that is manipulated to test the effects on the DV. In an Experiment, the DV is the variable that we measure to see if the manipulation of the IV changed the DV in any way.