What Characteristic Distinguishes the Pretest-Posttest Control Group Design from the Nonequivalent

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Multiple Choice

What characteristic distinguishes the pretest-posttest control group design from the nonequivalent control group design?

• A) Membership in the experimental and control groups is naturally assembled in the pretest-posttest control group design
• B) Random assignment is not possible in the nonequivalent control group
• C) No pretest is used in the nonequivalent control group design
• D) One cannot determine which group was exposed to the treatment in the nonequivalent control group design
• E) No posttest is used in the nonequivalent control group design

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