Strong Experimental Research Designs Differ from Quasi-Experimental Research Designs in That

question 69

Multiple Choice

Strong experimental research designs differ from quasi-experimental research designs in that in quasi-experimental research designs:

• A) There are more participants involved in the study.
• B) Ruling out rival hypotheses is more difficult
• C) Participants experience many more manipulations of the independent variable
• D) Random assignment is always used

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