Krantz and Dalal (2000) concluded that, for the most part, research conducted via the Internet has produced:
A) totally invalid results.
B) results that agree perfectly with those obtained using more conventional methods.
C) results that are highly similar to the results from research done with more conventional methods.
D) useless information.

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Krantz and Dalal (2000) found that Internet-based research generally yields results that are highly similar to those obtained through more traditional research methods, indicating its validity and reliability.

Krantz and Dalal (2000) Concluded That, for the Most Part