A Quasi-Experiment Is Like a True Experiment Except _____________________

question 1

Multiple Choice

A quasi-experiment is like a true experiment except _____________________.

• A) there is no control group
• B) the dependent variable is measured repeatedly over time
• C) participants are not assigned randomly to test groups
• D) participants know the hypothesis in advance

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Definitions:

Early Childhood

A critical developmental phase covering the period from birth to around 8 years old, focusing on rapid physical, cognitive, and emotional growth.

Psychosocial Stage

A concept in Erik Erikson's theory referring to the eight stages of human development, each characterized by a different conflict that must be resolved.

Sense of Trust

A foundational belief in the reliability and predictability of the world and people around one, typically developed in early childhood.

Different Caregiver

Refers to a caregiver who is not the parent or primary guardian of a child, which can include relatives, teachers, or professionals providing care in various settings.