A True Experimental Design Differs from a Quasi-Experimental Design in Terms

question 9

Multiple Choice

A true experimental design differs from a quasi-experimental design in terms of the _____.

• A) random assignment of participants to conditions
• B) manipulation of independent variables
• C) comparisons between or among groups
• D) systematic factors related to conditions

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Definitions:

Absorbed

The process by which substances are taken into cells or across tissues, such as liquids absorbed by the skin or nutrients by the body.

Manufacturer

A person or company that makes goods for sale, especially on a large scale and involving complex machinery and processes.

Analgesic

A class of drugs designed to relieve pain without causing loss of consciousness, often referred to as painkillers.

Antacids

Medications that neutralize stomach acid to relieve symptoms of heartburn and indigestion.