Why are developmental psychologists forced to rely so heavily on correlational data instead of using only controlled laboratory experiments to test their hypotheses?

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Paaji · Answer 1 · 2018-10-28T19:15:45+0000

it is important to have outside data sets. the control is just that, a control group. The other group, outside the control, is want is needed to make sure the control is giving the desired, or undesired results.

Why are developmental psychologists forced to rely so heavily on correlational data instead of using only controlled laboratory experiments to test their hypotheses?

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