Research Methods in Psychology

Participants of different ages are studied at the same time. (correct)

Data is collected from the same participants multiple times.

A single age group is followed for an extended timeframe.

Participants are studied over several years.

They compare results across multiple groups at one point in time.

They require frequent changes in the participant pool over time.

They measure age-related changes within different age groups at once.

They examine a single group of individuals over a period. (correct)

Cross-sectional studies collect data over a long duration, unlike longitudinal studies.

Cross-sectional studies gather data from various ages simultaneously, unlike longitudinal studies. (correct)

Cross-sectional studies require fewer resources than longitudinal studies.

Cross-sectional studies focus on one age group while longitudinal studies do not.

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