One of the Differences Between Experimental Research and Correlational Research

question 169

Multiple Choice

One of the differences between experimental research and correlational research is that:

• A) experimental research tends to use random sampling, while correlational research tends to use random assignment.
• B) in correlational research all variables are measured, while in experimental research at least one variable is manipulated.
• C) experimental research tends to have higher external validity than correlational research.
• D) in experimental research all variables are measured, while in correlational research at least one variable is manipulated.

Understand the concept of power from a network and relationship perspective.

Comprehend the ethical considerations and responsibilities associated with wielding power.

Identify strategies for developing political savvy within organizations.

Understand how power influences behavior and organizational outcomes.

---

Definitions:

Effective Speaking

The ability to communicate verbally in a way that is clear, persuasive, and engaging, achieving the desired impact on the audience.

Good Speakers

Individuals who possess the ability to effectively communicate and engage with their audience through spoken word.

Innate Ability

Innate ability refers to natural talents or capabilities that an individual is born with, as opposed to skills developed through learning or experience.

Redundancy

The state of being not or no longer needed or useful, often referring to repetitive or unnecessary information or the elimination of jobs in a workforce.