The Distinctions Between True and Quasi Experiments, in General, Depend

question 48

Multiple Choice

The distinctions between true and quasi experiments, in general, depend upon the degree to which

• A) subjects are randomly assigned to groups
• B) subjects are equivalent from the start
• C) the researcher is able to maintain control over variables
• D) the research findings are generalizable to other subjects, times, and places

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