Descriptive research methods
A) yield descriptions of behaviour.
B) do not occur in the laboratory.
C) include the experimental method and correlational methods.
D) identify causes of behaviour.

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Descriptive research methods aim to provide detailed descriptions of behavior or phenomena, such as through case studies, observations, and surveys. They do not necessarily identify causes of behavior, but rather focus on describing and understanding it. Experimental and correlational methods, on the other hand, are used to identify causal relationships between variables.

Descriptive Research Methods