From the following situations, which one identifies the independent variable and dependent variable correctly? a) The more time peoplespend using social media, the less able they are to express themselves in conversation. The independent variable is the expression in conversation while the dependent variable is the time spent using social media. b) Taking a nap in the afternoon makes people more relaxed andless irritable for the rest of the day. The independent variable is the level ofrelaxation and irritability of a personfor the rest of the day while the dependent variable is taking a nap in the afternoon. c) Therelationship between the amount of violence that children see on television and the amount of aggressive behavior they display. The independent variable is amount of aggressive behavior display by children while the dependent variable is the amount of violence that children see on television.

From the following situations, which one identifies the independent variable and dependent variable correctly? a) The more time peoplespend using social media, the less able they are to express themselves in conversation. The independent variable is the expression in conversation while the dependent variable is the time spent using social media. b) Taking a nap in the afternoon makes people more relaxed andless irritable for the rest of the day. The independent variable is the level ofrelaxation and irritability of a personfor the rest of the day while the dependent variable is taking a nap in the afternoon. c) Therelationship between the amount of violence that children see on television and the amount of aggressive behavior they display. The independent variable is amount of aggressive behavior display by children while the dependent variable is the amount of violence that children see on television.

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