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In a study by Lillard & Peterson (2011), children were randomly assigned to one of three 9-minute activity conditions: Watching SpongeBob SquarePants, watching an educational program, or drawing and coloring. In this study, the activity condition was an independent variable.

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          In a study by Lillard & Peterson (2011), children were randomly assigned to one of three 9-minute activity conditions: Watching SpongeBob SquarePants, watching an educational program, or drawing and coloring. In this study, the activity condition was an independent variable.

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The independent variable in the study is the activity condition, which refers to the three different activities that the children were randomly assigned to: watching SpongeBob SquarePants, watching an educational program, or drawing and coloring. Show more…

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In a study by Lillard & Peterson (2011), children were randomly assigned to one of three 9-minute activity conditions: Watching SpongeBob SquarePants, watching an educational program, or drawing and coloring. In this study, the activity condition was an independent variable.