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multiple choice questions for Objective 1

multiple choice questions for Objective 1

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Which of the following is NOT possible using a causal-comparative design?

	Seeking possible causes for a given effect
	Seeking possible effects for a given cause
	Demonstrating causation
	Comparing groups that differ on some variable

Causal-comparative research is also known as ex-post-facto research because

	variables are studied in retrospect.
	conclusions drawn on the basis of studies are assumed to be factual.
	two or more groups are compared on at least one variable.
	results demonstrate cause and effect relationships.

When Dr. Watson compares the test scores of a group of students who participated in extracurricular activities with the scores of students who did not participate, he is using a

	correlational design.
	retrospective causal-comparative design.
	prospective causal-comparative design.
	experimental design.

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