Continuous, context bound, and qualitative are characteristics of:
a. Authentic assessments.
b. correlational research.
c. ethnographic research.
d. Standardized tests.
Question 2
When interpreting the results of a correlational study, it's most important to remember that:
a. correlations indicate relationships, not causes.
b. proving that your hypothesis is true is the best outcome.
c. the study compared children of different ages, not the same children over time.
d. the study is descriptive, so the results can't be generalized to the entire population.
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