Critics of the Iowa Station Studies Underlined That the Researchers

question 20

Multiple Choice

Critics of the Iowa Station studies underlined that the researchers:

• A) had committed serious methodological errors
• B) were unprepared to a long winter
• C) studied only boys
• D) studied only girls
• E) studied only adults and very few children

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