A researcher conducts a study using dependent and independent variables used in a previous study but uses a different population of subjects. What type of study is this?
a. Landmark
b. Pilot
c. Replication
d. Seminal
Question 2
Some studies cited in a literature review may be decades old. The researcher may decide to use studies from this far back because these studies
a. are groundbreaking or landmark studies.
b. are particularly well-written studies.
c. are peer-reviewed, relevant studies.
d. are still considered current studies.
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