The Primary Difference Between the Solomon Four-Group Design and the Two-Factor

question 12

Multiple Choice

The primary difference between the Solomon four-group design and the two-factor experimental design is that ONLY the two-factor experimental design:

• A)involves four groups of participants.
• B)requires random assignment of participants to groups.
• C)has a measurement before initial treatment.
• D)includes two different treatments.

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