The Serious Flaw Associated with the Nonequivalent Control Group Design

question 53

Multiple Choice

The serious flaw associated with the nonequivalent control group design is that ____ occur.

• A)selection differences
• B)data variances
• C)participant dropouts
• D)maturation effects

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Definitions:

Annual Accounting Period

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Closing Entries

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Financial Statements

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Adjusting Entries

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