A researcher studies language development by selecting a sample of two-year-old children, a sample of three-year-old children, and a sample of four-year-old children. Each child's language skill is measured and the researcher plans to compare the scores for the three groups. This study is an example of a(n) ____
a. time-series design
b. interrupted time-series design
c. cross-sectional developmental design
d. longitudinal developmental design
c
Psychology
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A) is likely to engage in more community service. B) has not evaluated her beliefs against alternatives. C) is likely to get married at a later age. D) views stressful and confusing events through an unrealistic filter.
Psychology
Sue's bones have become brittle, fragile, and thin. Her doctor would be likely to tell her that she has
a) osteoporosis. b) presbyopia. c) cancer. d) arthritis.
Psychology