The Distinction Between Natural-Use Traces and Controlled-Use Traces Is Similar

question 59

Multiple Choice

The distinction between natural-use traces and controlled-use traces is similar to the distinction between

• A)correlations and spurious relationships.
• B)qualitative analysis and quantitative analysis.
• C)observations without intervention and observations with intervention.
• D)physical traces and archival records.

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