How do you assess the notion of "manipulation of dependent variable" in an experiment? It is rare but it can be possible. It is never done in an experiment.
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The dependent variable is the outcome or response that is measured. Manipulating the dependent variable would mean directly influencing the outcome, which is not how experiments are designed. Show more…
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