Quasi-Experimental Designs Differ from Experimental Designs in Which of the Following

question 39

Multiple Choice

Quasi-experimental designs differ from experimental designs in which of the following ways?

• A)Quasi-experiments have multiple dependent variables.
• B)Quasi-experiments do not involve random assignment of participants to conditions.
• C)Quasi-experiments study personality variables rather than situational influences.
• D)Quasi-experiments are conducted outside of a laboratory.

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