When Using a True Experimental Design to Test a Hypothesis

question 4

Multiple Choice

When using a true experimental design to test a hypothesis is not feasible, a researcher may use a

• A)Semi-experimental design
• B)Nonequivalent experimental design
• C)Nonspurious experimental design
• D)Quasi-experimental design

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