Nesting a Quasi-Experimental Design Within a Randomized Experiment Refers To

question 90

Multiple Choice

Nesting a quasi-experimental design within a randomized experiment refers to:

• A) a way to study specific parts of a town
• B) a way of backing up a true experiment
• C) a substitute for a classical experiment
• D) a way to examine the impact of the experiment on the subjects

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Definitions:

Spreading Activation

A process by which activation of particular concepts in memory spreads to related concepts, making them easier to recall.

Attention

Attention is the selective concentration on information or stimuli, excluding other perceivable information.

Nile River

One of the world’s longest rivers, flowing through northeastern Africa, it is a crucial water source for the countries it spans and has been integral to the region's history.

Confident

Feeling or showing certainty about something or self-assurance.