Process Skills - Variables

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Process Skills - Variables Definition A factor or condition that can change during an event or investigation 3 Types These factors are known as the independent, dependent, and controlled variables

Process Skills - Variables Independent A factor that is intentionally changed during an experiment Causes a change Answers the question, “What I changed?” A fair experiment will only have one independent variable

Process Skills - Variables Dependent A factor that might change as a result of the independent variable Effects of a change Answers the question, “What I observed?” Changes should be measurable

Process Skills - Variables Controlled Factors that are intentionally kept the same during an experiment to ensure a fair study Answers the question, “What did I keep the same?” Will be more than one controlled variable in an experiment 4

Process Skills - Variables Practice 1. Does more fertilizer make a plant grow faster? Independent amount of fertilizer used (grams) Dependent height of plant (inches) Controlled type of plant, amount of water, amount of sunlight, type of soil 2. How does the summer heat affect the finish times of marathon runners? Independent variable Dependent variable Controlled variables 5