Multiple Choice
In a two-group study, a highly unusual thing happens: None of the no-treatment group subjects drop out, but 90% of the treatment group subjects drop out. The most obvious problem with this study is
A) mortality
B) selection by maturation interaction
C) history
D) maturation
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q27: Which is a likely threat to validity
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Q33: Which of the following would eliminate selection
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