A subject variable in a quasi-experiment is a characteristic of the subject that:
A) the researcher selects
B) the researcher uses to define the dependent measure
C) cannot be directly measured
D) directly manipulated by the researcher
E) does not interact with other characteristics of the subject

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A subject variable in a quasi-experiment is a characteristic that the researcher selects, such as age, gender, or ethnicity, to study its effects, but it cannot be manipulated by the researcher.

A Subject Variable in a Quasi-Experiment Is a Characteristic of the Subject