Dr.Abrams is investigating how social perspective-taking skills change from middle childhood to adolescence,and he needs a developmental research design to do so.Which of the following is NOT designed to answer his question?
A) longitudinal
B) sequential
C) cross-sectional
D) double-blind

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A double-blind design is typically used in experiments where researchers are testing the effectiveness of a particular intervention or treatment. It would not be useful in studying how social perspective-taking skills change over time. Longitudinal, sequential, and cross-sectional designs are all appropriate for studying developmental changes.

DrAbrams Is Investigating How Social Perspective-Taking Skills Change from Middle