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How effective is a new toothpaste in reducing cavities. Operational study or controlled experiment?
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The main difference is that operational study involves observing a relationship that already exists (for example, surveying people and collecting data on their cavity history and then organizing it by the toothpaste they use) An experiment would be creating a randomized sample of people to deliberately use a particular toothpaste and observe the result differences in cavity formation
Now, back to the question: whether this is an experiment or observational study. There’s not much to go off here but if they are trying to establish a cause and effect relationship this is probably an experiment
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