Psychologists generally prefer the experimental method to other research methods because a double-blind-designs are unnecessary in an experiment b. experiments can show cause-effect relationships c. experiments are more likely to support psychologists' hypotheses d. it is easier to obtain a random sample for an experiment e experiments are more likely to result in statistically significant findings

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Jayla Price

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24 February, 22:28

Psychologists generally prefer the experimental method to other research methods because a double-blind-designs are unnecessary in an experiment b. experiments can show cause-effect relationships c. experiments are more likely to support psychologists' hypotheses d. it is easier to obtain a random sample for an experiment e experiments are more likely to result in statistically significant findings

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Gia Cobb · Answer 1

b. experiments can show cause-effect relationships

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Psychologists generally prefer the experimental method to other research methods because experiments can show cause-effect relationships. Experiments constitute independent variables, and varied subject conditions in control groups that are manipulated by a scientist to find out disparities that exist and therefore establish cause and effect relationships between variables. Other research methods do not allow for control such as this.