The greatest strength of experimental designs—a strength that other research approaches lack—is that they

A) have the ability to show cause-and-effect relationships.
B) have the ability to prove effects beyond a doubt.
C) have the ability to measure multiple variables.
D) have the ability to show relationships among variables.
E) allow intensive investigation of one individual person.


A

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