The Solomon Four-Group Design Is a Pretest-Posttest Design Where

question 9

Multiple Choice

The Solomon four-group design is a pretest-posttest design where

• A) the experimental and control groups are randomly assigned.
• B) there are two experimental and control groups, one that takes the pretest and one that does not take the pretest.
• C) a historical event is used at the "treatment."
• D) none of the above.

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