Research methods that depict behavior, but do not necessarily yield causal explanations, are called:
A) experimental methods.
B) blind studies.
C) significance tests.
D) descriptive methods.

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Descriptive methods are used to observe and describe behavior, but they do not necessarily manipulate variables to determine a causal relationship. Examples of descriptive methods include case studies, observation, surveys, and correlational studies.

Research Methods That Depict Behavior, but Do Not Necessarily Yield