Longitudinal Surveys Differ from Cross-Sectional Surveys in That Longitudinal Surveys

question 32

Multiple Choice

Longitudinal surveys differ from cross-sectional surveys in that longitudinal surveys:

• A)enable a researcher to make observations over some extended period of time.
• B)are administered at one point in time.
• C)are most likely to be used by covert researchers rather than overt researchers.
• D)are most likely to be used by overt researchers rather than covert researchers.
• E)are most likely to be used by converts rather than martians.

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