A social psychologist who combines a correlational study, a laboratory experiment, and a field experiment to test the same hypothesis so that she can be sure of her conclusions is
A) using too many different methods.
B) wasting her time.
C) taking a "full cycle" approach.
D) confounding her results.
Answer: C
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