In Non-Equivalent Control Group Designs, a Comparison Group Is Selected

question 41

Multiple Choice

In non-equivalent control group designs, a comparison group is selected to be as comparable as possible to the treatment group.One of the selection methods that may be used is

• A)Individual matching
• B)Field Experiment
• C)Cohort matching
• D)Control Experimentation

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