Experimental Research Differs from Causal-Comparative Research in That

question 28

Multiple Choice

Experimental research differs from causal-comparative research in that

• A) causal-comparative research is interested in statistical relationships between variables and experimental research is not.
• B) experimental research relies on data collection from multiple pools of participants while causal comparative research relies on participants from a single pool.
• C) experimental research controls the dependent variable in the study and causal-comparative does not.
• D) experimental research controls the selection of participants from a single pool and divides them into groups while causal-comparative research does not.

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