When Testing a Hypothesis with a True Experimental Design Isn't

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Essay

When testing a hypothesis with a true experimental design isn't feasible, what design might they use? As part of your answer, define quasi-experimental design and describe the two major types.

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Definitions:

Exceptions

Provisions that exclude or modify the general applicability of a rule, contract, or statute.

Sue

To initiate legal proceedings against another party, typically to seek redress for a grievance or enforcement of a right.

Electronic Communications Privacy Act

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act is a U.S. federal law enacted in 1986 to extend government restrictions on wire taps from telephone calls to include transmissions of electronic data by computer.

Employee Privacy Rights

The rights of employees to have their personal information, activities, and communications remain private and secure from unwarranted scrutiny by employers.