In this type of quasi-experimental design, experimental and comparison groups are designated before treatment occurs but are not created by random assignment.

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In nonequivalent control group designs, the experimental and comparison groups are designated beforehand, but they are not assigned randomly. This means that there is a higher risk of bias and confounding variables affecting the results.

In This Type of Quasi-Experimental Design, Experimental and Comparison Groups