Under What Circumstances Are the Results of a Before-And-After Study

question 173

Multiple Choice

Under what circumstances are the results of a before-and-after study difficult to interpret?​

• A)If the study does not include a control group
• B)​If the study includes too many participants
• C)​If the study starts with a falsifiable hypothesis
• D)​If the participants are a random sample of the population

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