A true experiment is a strategy for research is the only way to determine casual relationships between variables with certainty.
A true design of experiments requires a random assignment. The control group does not receive intervention and the experimental group receives the intervention. The basic components of a real-world experiment include a pre-test, post-test, control, and experimental groups.
Example of a true experiment
Sarah made a hypothetical or knowledge-based guess about the relationship between drug X and anxiety. Sarah's hypothesis is that drug X reduces anxiety. Sarah's independent variable (predictor) is drag X. Her dependent variable (result variable) is anxious.
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