Multiple Choice
An argument for the internal validity of quasi-experiments
A) cannot be made because of inherent threats to internal validity in these designs.
B) can always be made solely on the basis of the results of the quasi-experiments.
C) can only be made if a corresponding true experiment has been done.
D) can be made on the basis of supplemental data and logical analysis in addition to the results of the quasi-experiment itself.
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