Experimental research is a kind of study that rigidly ___________ a scientific research designs?
Correct answer: B. follows
- A. non follows
- B. follows
- C. both
- D. None of these
Explanation
Experimental research follows a planned scientific design so that variables and procedures can be controlled and the findings tested. “Non-follows” reverses the meaning and is not grammatically suitable.
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