Multiple Choice
Unlike studies with strong research designs, studies with quasi-experimental research designs:
A) Cannot make inferences about causality
B) Rely on random assignment to control extraneous variables
C) Cannot demonstrate that causes precede effects
D) Must collect data that rule out alternative hypotheses for results
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q24: An advantage of the A-B-A-B single-case design
Q25: Explain the limitations of quasi-experimental designs in
Q26: Recognize and understand the methodological issues in
Q27: Describe the Imitations of each of the
Q28: What important assumption has to exist to
Q30: The changing-criterion design shows the effectiveness of
Q31: When using single-case designs, there is agreement
Q32: Time-series and single-case research designs control for
Q33: The nonequivalent comparison-group design is a quasi-experimental
Q34: When using a multiple-baseline design, a limitation