👉 Caused research, also known as intervention or experimental research, aims to establish cause-and-effect relationships between variables by manipulating one variable (the independent variable) and observing the effect on another (the dependent variable). This type of research often involves controlled experiments where researchers can isolate specific factors to determine if changes in the independent variable lead to predictable changes in the dependent variable. For instance, a study might investigate whether a new teaching method causes improved student test scores by randomly assigning students to either a traditional or new method and then comparing the outcomes. The goal is to minimize confounding variables and ensure that observed effects are indeed due to the manipulation of the independent variable, providing robust evidence for causal inferences.
