Which Statement Distinguishes a Quasi-Experimental Study from a "Pure" Experiment

question 27

Multiple Choice

Which statement distinguishes a quasi-experimental study from a "pure" experiment?

• A) The quasi-experiment does not use a control group.
• B) The quasi-experiment uses multiple groups for comparison.
• C) The quasi-experiment does not use any experimental control.
• D) The quasi-experiment does not allow for manipulation of the independent variable.

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Definitions:

Equal Status

The condition or state where all individuals within a group or society are regarded and treated as having the same worth and rights.

Common Goals

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Supportive of Authorities

An attitude or behavior that demonstrates trust and compliance towards individuals in positions of power or authority.

Devine (1989)

A reference to a study or publication by Patricia G. Devine in 1989 on automatic and controlled processes in stereotyping.