Multiple Choice
Why do quasi-experiments tend to have very good construct validity for the independent variable?
A) Because the manipulations have been previously validated in the lab
B) Because they use real-world manipulations/experiences
C) Because they tend to use more participants
D) Because they also have good construct validity for the dependent variable
E) None of the above-quasi-experiments tend not to have very good construct validity for the independent variable
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