In order to draw causal conclusions about a research finding, a researcher must use a

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In order to draw causal conclusions, the researcher must use a controlled groups design where one group is exposed to a particular variable and the other group is not. This helps to establish a cause-and-effect relationship between the variable and the outcome. Correlational designs can only establish a relationship between variables, but not causality. Random case study designs and multiple groups correlational designs do not involve control groups, making it difficult to draw causal conclusions.

In Order to Draw Causal Conclusions About a Research Finding