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The document discusses identifying covariates when examining the effect of independent variables on dependent variables. It provides two examples: examining the effect of gender on handwriting scores while controlling for age, and examining the effect of listening to country music on truck driver drowsiness while controlling for years of trucking experience. A covariate is a variable that can affect the dependent variable, so it must be controlled for to isolate the effect of the independent variable.
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