Discuss the difference between longitudinal and cross-sectional surveys.
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Longitudinal surveys gather information from individuals over time where the individuals respond to the same questions more than once. Cross-sectional surveys are administered at one point in time so that individuals respond to the questions only once
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A. a novel B. a narrative C. an opinion paper D. a quantitative research report
Career fair advice includes the following except
a. dress in business casual attire b. bring plenty of resumes c. bring an pen and portfolio d. have a smile and firm handshake
Who became known for offering services to prepare for testing?
a. Stanley Kaplan b. Lewis Terman c. James Cattell d. Theodore Simon