Most studies under quantitative research methods are experimental in nature is a part of____________?
Correct answer: A. Experimental research
- A. Experimental research
- B. Historical Research
- C. Applied research
- D. Basic research
Explanation
Quantitative studies that manipulate variables and test cause-and-effect relationships are experimental in nature. The statement therefore identifies experimental research rather than the broader categories of basic or applied research.
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