What Is the Factor That Makes the Between-Participants Posttest-Only Design

question 50

Multiple Choice

What is the factor that makes the between-participants posttest-only design a "strong" experimental design and the nonequivalent posttest-only design a weak design?

• A) the between-participants posttest-only design involves manipulating variables and the nonequivalent posttest-only design does not
• B) testing participants twice changes their performance in the nonequivalent posttest- only design
• C) the between participants posttest-only design uses two groups of different participants and the nonequivalent posttest-only design used the same participants
• D) random assignment helps insure that the two experimental groups are essentially Equivalent at the outset

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Job Order Cost

A costing method used to accumulate and assign the costs of labor, materials, and overhead to individual products or jobs.

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A costing method that assigns manufacturing overhead and indirect costs to products and services based on their use of activities.