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A cross-sectional correlational study:

A cross-sectional correlational study:

▸ involves examining the relationships between variables over a long period of time.

▸ involves a large sample, including a cultural and socioeconomic cross-section of the population.

▸ involves examining relationships among variables across a range of age groups or developmental levels.

▸ involves manipulation of an environmental feature and the comparing cultural groups and people of different socioeconomic status.

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Early Childhood Development: A Multicultural Perspective

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Author: Trawick-Smith

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