The Sequential-Cohort Design Combines the Longitudinal and Cross-Sectional Designs By

question 92

Multiple Choice

The sequential-cohort design combines the longitudinal and cross-sectional designs by:

• A) testing several age groups at several different times
• B) testing a single individual in a number of situations
• C) matching people of different ages or cohorts on a number of relevant factors
• D) testing a different cohort each year of the sequence

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