An Example of a Longitudinal-Sequential Design Would Be

question 95

Multiple Choice

An example of a longitudinal-sequential design would be

• A) measuring two cohorts of people over time.
• B) measuring several cross sections of people once.
• C) measuring multiple groups of same-aged people.
• D) measuring one group of people over time.

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