Multiple Choice
A problem with using random assignment to produce equivalence between an experimental and a control group is that:
A) it doesn't work well without matching.
B) it increases the amount of extraneous variability.
C) it reduces the internal validity of the experiment.
D) it can yield nonequivalent groups on occasion.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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