Cause and __________ are part of causal comparative?
Correct answer: B. effect
- A. impact
- B. effect
- C. both
- D. None of these
Explanation
Causal-comparative research examines possible cause-and-effect relationships after the relevant conditions have already occurred. “Impact” can be related in meaning, but “effect” is the standard pair with cause.
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