Which Statement Distinguishes a Quasi-Experimental Study from a True Experiment

question 221

Multiple Choice

Which statement distinguishes a quasi-experimental study from a true experiment?

• A) The quasi-experiment does not use a control group.
• B) The quasi-experiment uses multiple groups for comparison.
• C) The quasi-experiment does not use any experimental control.
• D) The quasi-experiment does not allow for manipulation of the independent variable.

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Definitions:

TWA

Acronym for Theory of Work Adjustment, a psychological theory describing how individuals adjust to their work environments and how work environments respond to individuals.

Autonomy

The capacity to make an informed, uncoerced decision or the state of being self-governing in personal or professional contexts.

Mismatch

This occurs when there is a lack of alignment or compatibility between two or more things or elements.

Tolerance

The willingness to accept or endure beliefs, behaviors, or practices different from one's own.