One of the Many Differences Between Quasi-Experiments and True Experiments

question 13

Multiple Choice

One of the many differences between quasi-experiments and true experiments is that

• A) threats to external validity do not have to be considered in true experiments.
• B) outcomes observed reflect the degree of experimental control.
• C) a true experiment does not require a pretest.
• D) results from quasi-experiments are usually more interpretable than results from true experiments.

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