Multiple Choice
Suppose a researcher used a cross-sectional research design and found that older adults tend to be more socially conservative than younger adults. He concludes that as we get older we tend to become more conservative in our thinking. Which of the following is a potential problem with this conclusion?
A) the researcher cannot establish causation because this is a qualitative study
B) the problem of attrition has not been addressed
C) an age-cohort effect could explain these findings
D) The problem of accurately measuring age
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q3: A research technique that combines features of
Q4: _research is primarily descriptive and useful in
Q5: _are a paper and pencil self report
Q6: If we find that two variables are
Q7: A researcher decides to measure the development
Q9: Experimental research, as opposed to nonexperimental research,
Q10: Qualitative research is interpretive, which involves<br>A) extracting
Q11: _studies collect numerical data, while_ studies collect
Q12: Which of the following is a strength
Q13: Field experiments, according to Tunnell 1977), should