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True/False- In nonexperimental designs, researchers manipulate the IV to determine
cause-and-effect relationships. - Nonexperimental designs can be used to develop and test theories.
- The purposes of nonexperimental designs are to describe, explain, and predict relationships.
- Descriptive data are usually cross-sectional and can be collected through surveys and
questionnaires. - Researchers use correlations to determine if there are differences between two groups.
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE 7-3
How did you do? 1. F; 2. T; 3. F; 4. T; 5. FReproduced from Tomaka, J., Morales-Monks, S., & Shamaley, A.G. (2013). Stress and coping
mediate relationships between contingent and global self‐esteem and alcohol‐related
problems among college drinkers. Stress and Health, 29(3), 205–213.7.3 Nonexperimental Designs 185