A Sequential Design

question 121

Multiple Choice

A sequential design

• A) does not allow inferences about individual differences.
• B) permits researchers to find out whether cohort effects are operating.
• C) is less efficient than a longitudinal design.
• D) does not have any of the same limitations as a longitudinal or cross-sectional design.

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Definitions:

Quadrupeds

Animals that use all four limbs for locomotion, typical of many mammals, including those that humans evolved from.

Using Tools

describes the ability or practice of employing physical items to perform tasks more efficiently, a trait observed in humans and some other species.

Running Faster

The act of increasing speed during locomotion on foot, often aimed at achieving greater velocity for competitive or fitness purposes.

Australopithecine

A genus of hominins that lived in Africa between about 4 to 2 million years ago, known for bipedal locomotion and significant roles in human evolution.