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Lara is conducting a study for her research methods class.She is curious if participating in a collegiate study-abroad program causes people to become more accepting of other cultures.Provide an example of an independent-groups quasi-experimental design and an example of a within-groups quasi-experimental design using Lara's research question.
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(34) In quasi-experimental designs, the researcher does not have experimental control over the independent variable and does not randomly assign participants to conditions.This results in which of the following?
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(30) Which of the following is a difference between participants in small-N designs compared to large-N designs?
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