Variable in a statistical test whose observation's values are thought to be controlled through cause and effect by another independent variable modeled in the test.

In an experiment, the dependent variable is the factor that responds when another factor is manipulated.

 In an experimental setting, any variable whose values are the results of changes in one or more independent variables.

Term used in regression analysis to represent the element or condition that is dependent on values of one or more other independent variables.

A dependent variable changes in response to changes in independent variables. For example, in an experiment where the vapor pressure of a liquid is measured at several different temperatures, temperat [..]

The variable whose variation about its mean is to be explained by the regression; the left-hand-side variable in a regression equation.

A variable that receives stimulus and measured for the effect the treatment has had upon it.

a variable that depends on another variable or variables for its value.

Any variable considered as a function of other variables, the latter being called independent. Whether a given quantity is best treated as a dependent or independent variable depends upon the particul [..]

The value of a dependent value “depends” on the value of the independent variable. If you're measuring the effect of different sizes of an advertising budget on total sales, then the advertising [..]

A variable that is identified within the workings of the model. Also termed an endogenous variable, a dependent variable is in essence the "output" of the model. It should be compared with a [..]

The variable on the left-hand-side of a regression, and thus the variable that the regression attempts to explain.

In regression, the variable whose values are supposed to be explained by changes in the other variable (the the independent or explanatory variable). Usually one regresses the dependent variable on th [..]

If the value of a de- pends on the value of b, or if a is usually defined in terms of b, a is called the dependent variable. and it is graphed on the vertical axis.

The variable in an experiment that is measured; the outcome of an experiment.

one which is directly affected by another e.g. water temperature will vary with depth, but depth is not affected by water temperature.

An item that is dependent on another item. For example, your wages would be a dependent variable and the hours you work would be the independent variable. This relationship is often expressed as y = a [..]

The variable that you believe will be affected by another. In the posited relationship between education and income, education is the independent variable, income is the dependent variable. See also independent variable.

Definition In order for a process to happen, another factor must be added to maintain the variability of the manufacturing operations. For example, one constant (dependent) is added to another constan [..]

The output or response that is the result of changes to the independent variable.

The outcome variable that is seen after the occurence of the independent variable.

In an experiment there are two variables; the independent variable (IV) and the dependent variable (DV). In the most basic sense, you need two variables because as a researcher, you want to be able to [..]

See variable.

In experimental research, the dependent variable is the variable presumed within the research hypothesis to depend on (be caused by) another variable (the independent variable); it is sometimes referred to as the outcome variable.

The factor that an experimenter measures to monitor a change in response to manipulation of an independent variable.

statistics - a variable that is predicted by other variables called independent variables; the y-variable in a y = f(x) model

a characteristic of an experiment that is a result of the effect or influence of an independent variable

Factor whose value depends on the change the experimenter makes to the independent variable. It is the effect resulting from the scientific investigation. This quantity is plotted along the y-axis of [..]

the part of an experiment that may change in response to the changes purposely made in the independent variable; the part of an experiment that is observed and measured by the scientist throughout the experiment (responding variable). Deposition

The outcome variable. In experimental research, this variable is expected to depend on a predictor (or independent) variable.

The outcome variable of interest

A dependent variable is what you measure in a scientific experiment and what is affected in the experiment. It responds to the independent variable because it ‘depends’ on it. In a fruit growth experiment, a dependent variable may be number of strawberries.

One of the two variables in a relationship. Its value depends upon or is determined by the other variable, called the independent variable

The variable that occurs or changes in a patterned way due to the presence of, or changes in, another variable or variables.

See variable.

A part of an experiment or set of data that is affected by an event or another variable (Lesson 1)

A variable whose value depends on that of other (explanatory, or independent) variables.

The selected behaviour which is measured to try to gauge the effect of the independent variable in an experimental design.

in these experiments, the behavior of the organism, or more specifically the rate of emission of a given type of response.

A measure of the subject's behavior.

The variable that may change depending on the presence or absence of the independent variable. In the study of behavior, usually a response class.

In behavioral science the dependent variable is usually that behavior of the organism which changes as a function of its interaction with the environment (the independent variable).

What is measured in an experiment, commonly called an effect. In behavior analysis, the dependent variable is the behavior of organisms.

A variable that is measured while another variable (the independent variable) is changed in a systematic way. When systematic changes in the independent variable are accompanied by changes in the depe [..]

What we are trying to "explain. 11 In psychology,, the dependent variable is some aspect of behavior that depends on other variables in a functional relationship.

In computing, a dependent variable is any variable whose value, output or functioning depends on two or more independent variables. A dependent variable is used in computer programming to represent a [..]

The dependent variable in a population health management study is that variable (measured as an outcome or statistic) that is affected by the independent or causal variables. + - Diagnosis-related groups (DRGs) Click to collapse Diagnosis-related groups (DRGs) Diagnosis-related groups are a prospective payment system used to c [..]

The outcome or response that results from changes to an independent variable. In a clinical trial, the outcome (over which the investigator has no direct control) is the dependent variable, and the treatment arm is the independent variable. The dependent variable is traditionally plotted on the vertical axis on graphs.Also called: Outcome variable

In a statistical analysis, the outcome variable(s) or the variable(s) whose values are a function of other variable(s) (called independent variable(s) in the relationship under study).

The variable to be explained in a multiple regression model (and a variety of other models).

A dependent variable is measured and affected during the experiment. The dependent variable is dependent on the independent variable. You cannot have a dependent variable without and independent varia [..]

Also known as a DV, the dependent variable is that factor of interest in a research study that (a) is an outcome measure of concern to the researcher either on its own stand-alone merit or in relation to an independent variable or some other dependent variable and (b) has as possible synonyms such expressions as response variable, output variable, [..]

A measure of the presumed effect in a study. Its values are predicted by other variables, called independent variables.[10]

Term used in regression analysis to represent the element or condition that is dependent on values of one or more other independent variables.