Dr. Ramen recruited 100 adults to participate in her study. The taste buds of each participant were measured, and the participants tasted a number of foods. She found there was a relationship between the size of a participant's taste buds and the number of foods that a participant could taste. What research method did Dr. Ramen use, and what was she most likely studying

Dr Ramen used Correlational research method;

Dr Ramen was studying the sensitivity of supertasters.

Explanation: Correlational research methods can be simply defined as a non experimental way of obtaining information about the correlation (relationship) between two or more variables.

Dr Ramen was looking for the relationship between two variables such as; the size of taste bud and number of food that could be tasted, this shows that she used the correlational research method in her study.

After the studies, Dr Ramen found that there was a relationship between the size of a participant's taste bud and the number of foods that a participant could taste, the shows that she was most likely studying the sensitivity of supertasters.

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