Distinguishing Concepts from VariablesIn this activity, you will practice identifying variables and concepts.For each of the phrases or words below, determine whether it is a concept or a variable. If it is a concept, operationalize it by coming up with a specific variable that would measure that concept. If it is a variable, determine what concept that variable is measuring.Food healthfulness
What will be an ideal response?
Suggested Answer: varies
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