Author Question: When is low-constraint research appropriate? A) At the beginning stages of a new area of ... (Read 72 times)

altibaby · **on:** Aug 4, 2018

When is low-constraint research appropriate?

A) At the beginning stages of a new area of research.
B) At the later stages of testing a new drug.
C) At the beginning stages of any experiment.
D) During replication studies, even if the original study was conducted at a high-constraint level.

Question 2

When a new research area is first studied,

A) It is critically important to use the highest constraint research procedures in order to maximize control over the unknown confounding variables.
B) The researcher should specify exactly what causal relationships he/she is expecting to observe.
C) The research variables should all be clearly specified before any observations are made.
D) The researcher should use low-constraint procedures because of the greater flexibility they offer.