QUESTION 24 1. Which type of relationship is typically studied in the social sciences? property-disposition relationship stimulus-response relationship dependent-response relationship independent-response relationship QUESTION 25 1. Which type of research design is both most commonly used and is primarily attempting to describe relationships between variables (or correlational in nature)? Quasi-Experimental Designs Contrasted-Groups Designs Cross-Sectional Designs Planned Variation Designs QUESTION 26 1. Which type of research design is both most commonly used and is primarily attempting to describe relationships between variables (or correlational in nature)? Contrasted-Groups Designs Planned Variation Designs Cross-Sectional Designs Quasi-Experimental Designs QUESTION 27 1. What is an advantage of using experimental designs? Allow researchers to gather information when no other research design can be applied or that more research would be helpful Allow researchers to carry out studies in natural, real life settings and increase external validity Rely primarily on volunteers or self-selected subjects Enable researchers to extext a great deal of control over extrinsic and intrinsic variables and strengthen internal validity QUESTION 28 1. What is an advantage of using Cross-Sectional designs? Rely primarily on volunteers or self-selected subjects Enable researchers to extext a great deal of control over extrinsic and intrinsic variables and strengthen internal validity Allow researchers to gather information when no other research design can be applied or that more research would be helpful Allow researchers to carry out studies in natural, real life settings and increase external validity