External and internal evidence with examples

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Part 1: Define and explain historical research. Explain a situation in which historical research would be appropriate.

Part 2: Explain the difference between external and internal evidence and give examples of each.

Part 3: Provide an explanation and an example of the following descriptive research designs:

a) Observation studies

b) Correlation research

c) Developmental designs

d) Cross-Sectional Design

e) Longitudinal Design

f) Cross-sequential

g) Survey research

h) Sampling bias

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