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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