Research Methods That Describe Behavior,but Are Not Necessarily Causal Explanations

question 68

Multiple Choice

Research methods that describe behavior,but are not necessarily causal explanations are called

• A)experimental methods.
• B)single-blind studies.
• C)significance tests.
• D)descriptive methods.

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Definitions:

Previously Collected

Refers to data or information that has been gathered before the current research or analysis.

Quantitative Data

Information that can be measured and written down with numbers, often used in statistical analysis.

Represent Population

The process of ensuring that a sample accurately reflects the characteristics of the broader group from which it is drawn.

Quantitative Data

Numeric information that can be measured and quantified, often used for statistical analysis.