Compared with experiments, surveys generally are
A) less economical.
B) less susceptible to reactive measurement effects.
C) less effective in testing causal relationships.
D) lower in external validity.

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Surveys are generally less effective in testing causal relationships because they often rely on observational data rather than controlled conditions, making it difficult to establish causation.

Compared with Experiments, Surveys Generally Are