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Quasi-experimental designs are distinguished from true experimental designs on the basis of whether there is

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psychology

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  1. implementation of the intervention by the researcher
  2. pre-determined assignment of participants to groups
  3. use of a non-comparison group
  4. use of multiple measures of outcome
  5. use of a single group of participants
  6. use of valid and reliable measures of outcome
  7. random assignment of participants to groups
  8. use of non-random selection of participants from the population
  9. use of control or comparison groups
  10. random selection of participants from the population

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ori_mmlu-professional_psychology

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