If we were to perform an experiment to test this hypothesis, We could identify the classes being taken and the students taking the classes as the control groups.
When performing an experiment we can assign three kinds of variables:
- Dependent variable
- Independent variables
- Control variables (or groups)
In this experiment, we can say that the control groups should be the students that are taking the classes, and the classes they are taking. We keep these constant because altering them can affect the results of the experiment.
We can then identify that the dependent variable is the amount of time students will spend on the classes, given that this is what we seek to test with the experiment, while the independent variable will be the method in which the classes are given. Online or face to face.
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