In Nonexperimental Research, the Most Common Way to Control for Extraneous

question 88

Multiple Choice

In nonexperimental research, the most common way to control for extraneous variables is through the use of:

• A) Matching
• B) Holding extraneous variables constant
• C) Statistical control
• D) Using longitudinal designs.

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