Unit 3 Quiz 2. Lucas is conducting a cross-sectional study about children and their language abilities. What is MOST likely to happen in this study? OA The children would all be approximately the same age. O B. The children would be measured only one time. O. The children would all grow up in the same time period. O D. The children would be observed for multiple years. Reset Next

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