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OSWALD

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In lower-constraint research, validity depends more upon
 
  A) Reliability.
  B) Statistical analyses.
  C) The researcher's clarity of thought.
  D) Internal validity

Question 2

One use of low-constraint research is in
 
  A) Experimentation.
  B) High-constraint research designs.
  C) Qualitative research.
  D) The experimental level of constraint.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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