The Statement,'there Are No Simple Formulas for Designing an Experimental

question 29

Multiple Choice

The statement,'there are no simple formulas for designing an experimental or quasi­experimental study' suggests:

• A) that there is an infinite variety of ways to design a study
• B) that there is a finite variety of ways to design a study
• C) that the one constant is the use of randomization in experiments
• D) experiments and quasi-experiments should be used only as a last resort

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