In 1955, a Researcher Began a longitudinal study of Emotional

question 13

Multiple Choice

In 1955, a researcher began a longitudinal study of emotional development from birth to three years of age. In 1985, the same researcher set out to repeat the earlier study. One of the researcher's main concerns should be

• A) random assignment of participants to cohorts
• B) the distinction between correlation and causation
• C) environmental changes between 1955 and 1985 that could affect emotional development
• D) locating the original participants

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