When using a true experimental design to test a hypothesis is not feasible, a researcher may use a
A) Semi-experimental design
B) Nonequivalent experimental design
C) Nonspurious experimental design
D) Quasi-experimental design
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Q1: All true experiments measure the outcome in
Q2: The criterion of time order indicates that
Q3: One of the five basic sources of
Q4: An explanation that involves the belief that
Q5: The common feature of before-and-after quasi-experimental designs
Q7: In non-equivalent control group designs, a comparison
Q8: In ex post facto control group designs,
Q9: An important feature of a true experiment
Q10: The assessment of change in the dependent
Q11: An explanation that identifies the concrete, individual
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