The Purpose of a Follow-Up Observations Is To

question 11

Multiple Choice

The purpose of a follow-up observations is to:

• A) Allow additional time to locate original research participants to maximize sample size at post-test.
• B) Assess the normal amount of change that occurs between two measurements before the introduction of the independent variable.
• C) Determine whether observed differences between the pre-test and the post-test are maintained over time.
• D) Assess the amount of change that occurs between two measurements after the introduction of the independent variable.

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