Multiple Choice
Experiments are more valuable than other research methods because:
A) there is a control group to compare with the experimental group.
B) they allow a determination of cause-and-effect relationships.
C) they are conducted in labs where the researcher is able to control all the variables.
D) they use both independent and dependent variables.
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