The Common Feature of Before-And-After Quasi-Experimental Designs Is

question 18

Multiple Choice

The common feature of before-and-after quasi-experimental designs is

• A)The absence of an experimental treatment group
• B)A fixed sample panel design
• C)Absence of a comparison group because all cases are exposed to the experimental group
• D)The comprehension of a before and after group

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