How Does a Time Series Design with Nonequivalent Control Group

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Essay

How does a time series design with nonequivalent control group differ from a nonequivalent control group design? Identify a threat to internal validity that is controlled by adding a nonequivalent control group to a simple interrupted time series design.

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