Question 31 (5 points) When an unrelated variable effects both the IV and the DV on a survey (e.g., If you're looking at how drinking red bull effects running speed, and being young increases the likelihood of both consumers' drinking red bull and running faster), it causes researchers to falsely conclude that the IV effects the DV (e.g., conclude that drinking red bull increases running speed). What is this phenomenon called? Placebo Effect Endogeneity, or Selection Bias Demand Bias Causality Moderation Question 32 (5 points) For experiments that test a moderation, which of the following is true: The IV affects the moderator variable, which in turn affects the DV. The IV affects the DV, but not the moderator variable. The effect of IV on the DV is conditional, and depends on the moderator variable. The effect of Independent Variable (IV) on the Dependent Variable (DV) is unconditional