Whenever Possible, Nonexperimental Designs Should Not Be Used for Evaluation

question 15

True/False

Whenever possible, nonexperimental designs should not be used for evaluation research because they are "of almost no scientific value."

Understand and identify different measures of variability.

Calculate the range of a given set of scores.

Understand the concept and calculation of variance.

Determine and calculate the standard deviation of a data set.

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