Multiple Choice
A pitfall in much causal-comparative research is:
A) failure to define comparison groups carefully enough
B) using groups that are too homogeneous
C) matching on too many variables
D) use of inappropriate descriptive statistics
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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