Question

specifies the relationship between the dependent and independent variables 
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Answer 1

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hypothesis states a presumed relationship between two variables in a way that can be tested with empirical data. It may take the form of a cause-effect statement, or an "if x,...then y" statement. The cause is called the independent variable; and the effect is called the dependent variable.

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Answer 2

The relation between the dependent and independent variable are as follows:

• The variable that is used and tested in a scientific procedure is called a Dependent variable
• Whereas the independent variables are the ones that stand independently or the variables that formed by some procedures in dependent ones

• The main relationship between these two variables is they are related to each other
• There will be the influence of independent variables in the dependent ones
• And the dependent variables are regarded as the result of independent variables
• The independent variable has a direct effect on the dependent variable and both can be identified by some experimental research
• The independent variables include the different types of drug and psychological treatment whereas the eating behavior and smoking behavior comes under dependent variables
• Likewise the depression symptoms is an example for dependent variable whereas the type of therapy is the example of the independent variable