What Makes a Nonequivalent Control Group Design a Quasi-Experimental Design

question 79

Multiple Choice

What makes a nonequivalent control group design a quasi-experimental design?

• A) it uses a pretest
• B) random assignment is not possible
• C) descriptive statistics can be used, but inferential analyses cannot be done
• D) only a single group is tested

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