The Research Design Myth Is the Belief That

question 12

Multiple Choice

The research design myth is the belief that:

• A) all experiments will be flawed somehow.
• B) without the replication of a research design, results mean little.
• C) research design is more important than statistical tools.
• D) one research design is a priori "better" than others.

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