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What is the primary purpose of experimental research?
What is the primary purpose of experimental research?
- Manipulate variables to determine cause and effect (correct)
- Analyze correlations between variables
- Draw conclusions based on quantitative data
- Identify relationships between variables
In causal-comparative research, what is the focus of analysis?
In causal-comparative research, what is the focus of analysis?
- Correlating two or more variables
- Comparing groups based on causal factors (correct)
- Identifying relationships between variables
- Quantitative data analysis
How does correlational research differ from experimental research?
How does correlational research differ from experimental research?
- Determines cause and effect relationships
- It involves manipulation of variables
- Focuses on causation rather than relationships
- Investigates the degree of association between variables (correct)
What distinguishes non-experimental research from experimental research?
What distinguishes non-experimental research from experimental research?
What characterizes the approach used in causal-comparative research?
What characterizes the approach used in causal-comparative research?
Which method primarily focuses on determining causation in research?
Which method primarily focuses on determining causation in research?
What is the primary goal of basic research?
What is the primary goal of basic research?
Which type of research is characterized by a flexible research design and qualitative data collection methods?
Which type of research is characterized by a flexible research design and qualitative data collection methods?
What distinguishes applied research from basic research?
What distinguishes applied research from basic research?
What is the key purpose of descriptive research?
What is the key purpose of descriptive research?
Which type of research often involves observing and documenting behavior or conditions in their natural setting?
Which type of research often involves observing and documenting behavior or conditions in their natural setting?
What sets exploratory research apart from other types of research?
What sets exploratory research apart from other types of research?
