The cross-sectional method is subject to the generational effects of having been born at a particular point in history, which is called
A) a generational correlation.
B) the cohort effect.
C) historical bias.
D) age-related differences.

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The cohort effect refers to the influence that being born in a particular time period has on the development and views of a specific generation, which is relevant in the context of cross-sectional research methods.

The Cross-Sectional Method Is Subject to the Generational Effects of Having