_____ in Quasi-Experimental Designs Is More Difficult Than in True

question 30

Multiple Choice

_____ in quasi-experimental designs is more difficult than in true experiments because quasi-experimental designs lack the important features of true experiments such as random assignment to conditions.

• A)Construct validity
• B)Causal inference
• C)Propensity score matching
• D)Statistical regression

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