The Solomon Four-Group Design:​

question 23

Multiple Choice

The Solomon four-group design:​

• A) ​combines the classical experimental design with the posttest-only control group design.
• B) combines the classical experimental design with the pretest-only control group design.​
• C) ​combines the classical experimental design with the static-group comparison design.
• D) ​combines the static-group comparison design with the one-group pretest-posttest design.

Identify well-recognized blogs in law and their significance.

Understand the utility of general and specific search engines for broad and narrow legal searches.

Utilize browser features such as bookmarks and favorites for efficient online research.

Understand the significance of publicly filed documents in legal research and where to find them.

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Definitions:

Doctrine Application

A legal principle that is applied to a case or situation to resolve it.

Actual Cause

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Proximate Cause

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Causation Elements

Key components in law that establish the connection between an action and its effect, necessary for legal liability.