According to the text, correlational and experimental methods are not entirely different. For example, they both
A) always use S data.
B) assess the relationship between two variables.
C) assess causality.
D) focus on one phenomenon in depth.

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Both correlational and experimental methods assess the relationship between two variables, but they differ in how they interpret these relationships. Experimental methods can assess causality by manipulating one variable to see its effect on another, while correlational methods can only identify if a relationship exists, not its direction or causality.

According to the Text, Correlational and Experimental Methods Are Not