To Interpret the Results of Quasi-Experimental Designs

question 45

Multiple Choice

To interpret the results of quasi-experimental designs:

• A) we may rely more on control than on logic.
• B) we may rely more on logic than on control.
• C) we must use control groups.
• D) we need to confirm findings in a laboratory setting.

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