All of the Following Statements Are True of Nonexperimental Research

question 98

Multiple Choice

All of the following statements are true of nonexperimental research projects except one. Which one is not true?

• A) Evidence for causality is more tentative
• B) Evidence for causality is less important
• C) One must control for confounding variables if one is to obtain some evidence for causality
• D) Evidence for causality is less conclusive

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Definitions:

Workers Employed

Refers to individuals who are currently holding a job in the economy, contributing to the production of goods and services.

Union Established

The formation of a labor union, an organization that represents workers' interests to employers.

Salary Disparity

The variation in pay that exists between employees within a company, sector, or economy, often due to factors such as experience, education, or gender.

Productive Workers

Employees who contribute directly to the output of goods or services in an economy, effectively increasing its productive capacity.