The Correlational Method Differs from Naturalistic Observation in That the Correlational

question 83

Multiple Choice

The correlational method differs from naturalistic observation in that the correlational method:

• A)involves the use of more than one variable, while naturalistic observation does not.
• B)explains the causal nature of a relationship, while naturalistic observation does not.
• C)is not used only in real-world settings, while naturalistic observation is.
• D)is not used to predict the behavior of variables, while naturalistic observation is.

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Definitions:

Agreement

A mutual arrangement, contract, or understanding between two or more parties, usually legally binding.

Undisclosed Principal

A person who remains unknown to a third party while being represented by an agent in a transaction or agreement.

Disclosed Principal

A principal whose identity is known to the third party at the time a contract is entered into by the agent on behalf of the principal.

Partially Disclosed Principal

A principal whose identity is unknown by a third party, but the third party knows that the agent is or may be acting for a principal at the time the agent and the third party form a contract.