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Sauron [17]
2 years ago
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In an experiment described in the textbook, preschool children preferred the taste of french fries served in a McDonald's bag to

the taste of identical fries served in a plain white bag. Taste preference is a(n) _____ variable in this study.
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maks197457 [2]2 years ago
7 0

People often diffs in taste. Taste preference is an example of dependent variable in this study.

<h3>What are taste preferences?</h3>

Taste is known to be an important factor when looking at food preference, it often allow individuals to known the differences in nutritive and harmful substances and to select the right one.

Conclusively, The dependent variable is known to be a variable in a study that is said to be measured or tested in an experiment.

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