Question

select the statement(s) that define an outcome variable. the variable that is measured in the experiment. the variable that is controlled. the variable that is independent of other variables. the variable that is intentionally changed in an experiment. the variable that responds to changes made by the test

Explanation:

An outcome variable, also known as a dependent variable, is measured in an experiment and responds to changes (usually changes in the independent variable). The variable that is controlled or intentionally changed is the independent variable. A variable independent of others is also an independent - like concept.

Answer:

The variable that is measured in the experiment.
The variable that responds to changes made by the test.