A Sequential Design Is Different from a Longitudinal Design in That

question 63

Multiple Choice

A sequential design is different from a longitudinal design in that the sequential design ___ and the longitudinal design ___.

• A) tests the same participants multiple times; tests each participant once
• B) assesses different-aged participants multiple times; assesses same-aged participants multiple times
• C) uses naturalistic observation; uses structured observation
• D) requires very few participants; requires many participants

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