Longitudinal Designs Differ from Cross-Sectional Designs in That Cross-Sectional Designs

question 141

Multiple Choice

Longitudinal designs differ from cross-sectional designs in that cross-sectional designs

• A)measure the variables in multiple waves over time.
• B)measure the variables only once.
• C)are primarily used in experimental research.
• D)are used to study brain wave abnormalities.

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