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The distinguishing features of a cross-sectional design are that it is intended to be done just once and participants cannot typically be matched to specific responses or participants in another study.
 
 Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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A(n) _____ question suggests or implies certain answers.
 a. loaded
  b. leading
  c. filter
  d. double-barreled



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Answer to Question 1

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Cross-sectional designs are the most popular and familiar type of research design and involve taking a sample of a population at one point in time.

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