Question

Compare and contrast extraneous variables with confounding variables. (psychology)

Answer 1

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Both types of variables have the potential to interfere with the relationship between the independent and dependent variable. Extraneous variables aren’t included in the study but can still influence the results of the study if unaccounted for or if not controlled. Confounding variables interfere with study results due to having a connection with the independent variable that is not easy to separate or distinguish. A confounding variable can be considered a type of extraneous variable.

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