Which statement most accurately evaluates a quantitative research study report's scientific merit?

a. The sample size was appropriate for the statistical tests used.
b. The study had one independent variable and two dependent variables.
c. Data described in narrative form within the text could have been more concise in a table.
d. The discussion was excessive in length.


ANS: A

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A Describing appropriate use of sample size for pertinent statistical tests is an example of scientific merit.
B Explaining the number of variables is not an example of scientific critique.
C The critique of narrative display is an example of stylistic comment.
D The comment about length of discussion is an example of stylistic critique.

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