Multiple group designs
A) can have only quantitative independent variables.
B) compare social groups, such as women and men, on a dependent variable.
C) have more than two conditions of the independent variable.
D) can have only qualitative independent variables.

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Multiple group designs can have more than two conditions of the independent variable. They are commonly used in experimental research to compare the effects of different levels of an independent variable on a dependent variable. The independent variable can be either quantitative or qualitative. The comparison can be made between different social groups, but it is not a requirement for multiple group designs.

Multiple Group Designs