Five qualities that best describe good psychological research include:
Correct answer: C. valid, reliable, Public, parsimonious, cumulative
- A. Valid, scientific, ethical, experimental, correlational
- B. Scientific, experimental, public, parsimonious, cumulative
- C. valid, reliable, Public, parsimonious, cumulative
- D. Experimental, quasi-experimental survey, correlational, meta-analytic
Explanation
The standard qualities listed here are validity, reliability, public accessibility, parsimony and cumulativeness. The other options list research designs or methods rather than qualities that make research good.
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