That would be <span>Correlational Research.
In correlational research, researchers look for well, correlation between the two variables in an attempt to assess the statistical relationship between those two variables. This is done in order to see which or if any variables are in correlation to one another. Correlational research like the one conducted by Douglas Carroll look at the variables that seem to intersect with one another.
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The risks of harm in behavioral or social research are psychological, economic, social and legal in nature. In rare cases there may be a risk of physical harm – a study of victims of physical abuse may be subject to retaliatory violence.
Independent variables are the variables that affect the dependent variables
Dependent variables are what is being affected and measured
Say someone was doing a study about how sleep affects productivity
Independent example: how little sleep or how much sleep the participants get
Dependent example: productivity of participants
Answer:
event-driven
Explanation:
<u>Event driven</u> couples vacillate between commitment and ambivalence and often disagree on how committed they were as well as why they became committed in the first place. Event driven couples have relationships that are triggered based on recent happening in the couples lives with no orderliness in the progression of the relationship or commitment and such couples are unhappy as opposed to relationship driven couples which follow a pattern in the development of their relationship until they eventually get married and is more stable.
