A Longitudinal Developmental Design Is an Example of the General

question 59

Multiple Choice

A longitudinal developmental design is an example of the general category of

• A)nonequivalent group designs.
• B)one-group pretest-posttest designs.
• C)time-series designs.
• D)interrupted time-series designs.

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