All of the following are relative weaknesses of causal-comparative research when compared with other forms of quantitative research EXCEPT
A) lack of randomization.
B) manipulation of independent variables.
C) time to conduct the study.
D) control of research variables

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The time to conduct the study is not a relative weakness of causal-comparative research as it is not specific to this type of research but rather a factor that affects all forms of research. The other options are relative weaknesses because experimental research has randomization and manipulation of independent variables, and correlational research has control of research variables as its strengths.

All of the Following Are Relative Weaknesses of Causal-Comparative Research