If the goal of the study is to understand populations, describe patterns, or ask research questions that are not focused on causality, the best design may be a cross-sectional or cohort study. True or False?

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Hugo Barnes

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31 January, 10:29

If the goal of the study is to understand populations, describe patterns, or ask research questions that are not focused on causality, the best design may be a cross-sectional or cohort study. True or False?

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Kylan · Answer 1

True

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In a non-experimental, cross-sectional procedure (absence of follow-up) when a community is studied at a given time. It is a type of observational research that analyzes data from variables collected over a predefined population over a period of time. Receives this name for being an investigation procedure without continuity in the time.