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Which among the following is NOT a limitation of experimental designs?
Which among the following is NOT a limitation of experimental designs?
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Experimental designs are valued for their replicability, making them reliable tools for hypothesis testing and validation.
Updated On: Dec 30, 2024
- Ethical issues with the participants
- Small sample size
- Non-representative nature of the sample
- The ability to replicate the findings
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The Correct Option is D
Solution and Explanation
Experimental designs, though powerful in establishing cause-effect relationships, have certain limitations:
- Ethical issues may arise concerning participant rights and well-being.
- They often involve small sample sizes due to resource constraints.
- The sample may not always represent the broader population, limiting generalizability.
However, the ability to replicate findings is a strength of experimental designs, not a limitation, as the controlled conditions allow for consistency in repeated studies.
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