An Item Omission Refers to the Failure to Include an Important

question 45

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An item omission refers to the failure to include an important question on a survey questionnaire. Therefore, item omissions may seriously threaten the achievement of the research objectives.

Know the usage and effects of various experimental and control group designs.

Discuss the concept and importance of random assignment in experimental designs.

Recognize the features and implications of within-subjects vs. between-subjects experimental designs.

Identify methods to mitigate weaknesses in posttest-only and pretest-posttest control group designs.

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