For the quasi-experimental design, the following are all true, except
A) the independent variable is manipulated.
B) the independent variable identifies different treatment conditions.
C) the subjects are randomly assigned to the sample groups.
D) the independent variable is always an antecedent

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In a quasi-experimental design, subjects are not typically randomly assigned to sample groups, which is a key feature distinguishing it from true experimental designs. Random assignment is often not feasible or ethical in quasi-experimental setups, leading to reliance on existing groups or non-random assignment methods.

For the Quasi-Experimental Design, the Following Are All True, Except