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In general, testing refers to changes in how subjects respond to measurement, whereas instrumentation is concerned with:
 
  a. the world we live in
  b. changes in the measurement process itself
  c. the scientific hypothesis
  d. the motive for the experiment itself

Question 2

Which of the following is not illustrative of the case-study method?
 
  a. it is an in-depth analysis of one or a few cases
  b. the cases can be individuals, groups, organizations, or aggregates
  c. the study can be both qualitative and quantitative
  d. it is observing a group who has similar cases in the court systems



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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