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Experimental research, in contrast with nonexperimental research, focuses on
 
  a. cause-and-effect relationships. c. prediction of phenomena.
  b. descriptions of phenomena. d. naturalistic inquiry into relationships.

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A teacher designed a study to investigate the effect of using computer exercises to teach second grade math concepts. This research could be described as
 
  a. basic, experimental, and qualitative. c. basic, nonexperimental, and quantitative.
  b. applied, experimental, and quantitative. d. applied, nonexperimental, and qualitative.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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Reply 2 on: Jun 20, 2018
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