It would not be possible for a researcher to study creativity in an experiment if the researcher:
A) had to rely on inferential statistics
B) did not account for the directionality problem
C) did not create an operational definition to measure creativity
D) did not measure event-related potential

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In order to study creativity in an experiment, the researcher would need to first create an operational definition to measure what they consider to be creative behavior or responses. Without a clear way to measure creativity, the researcher would not be able to accurately conduct their study. Inferential statistics and event-related potential are not necessary for studying creativity, and the directionality problem is a concern for causal relationships, not necessarily the measurement of creativity itself.

It Would Not Be Possible for a Researcher to Study