In Deciding Which Research Methods to Use, a Researcher Might

question 76

Multiple Choice

In deciding which research methods to use, a researcher might keep in mind that

• A) it is never appropriate to use experimental and nonexperimental methods in the same study.
• B) nonexperimental methods can still support causal explanations.
• C)nonexperimental methods are rarely helpful in science.
• D)experimental and nonexperimental methods can be effectively combined in the same study.

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