In a Nonequivalent Group Design, It Is Possible That Some

question 35

Multiple Choice

In a nonequivalent group design, it is possible that some local event could differentially affect our treatment and comparison groups. This threat to internal validity is known as

• A) maturation.
• B) instrumentation.
• C) an interaction between selection and history.
• D) an interaction between selection and instrumentation.

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Definitions:

Critically Thinking

The process of actively and skillfully conceptualizing, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating information to reach an answer or conclusion.

Storming Stage

A phase in group development characterized by conflict and competition as members assert their opinions and vie for positions within the group.

Resistance

Opposition to change, often stemming from fear, discomfort, or perceived threats to status or autonomy.

Approach Taken

The specific method or strategy employed to tackle a problem or achieve a goal.