Which research method allows a psychologist to draw cause-and-effect conclusions?

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Jaylee Becker

13 September, 12:55

Which research method allows a psychologist to draw cause-and-effect conclusions?

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An experimental method is a research method that allows a psychologist to draw cause-and-effect conclusions.

This method relies on scientifically investigating a certain hypothesis where the cause is manipulated and changed and the effect is measured.

This method has the advantage of being objective as the views and opinions of the psychologist do not affect the experiment or the results.