A hybrid design occurs when at least one of the independent variables is a quasi-independent variable and is unable to be:
A) manipulated.
B) controlled.
C) suppressed.
D) crossed over.

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A hybrid design involves at least one quasi-independent variable, which by definition cannot be manipulated by the researcher. This is because quasi-independent variables are naturally occurring or pre-existing conditions, such as age or gender, that the researcher observes rather than controls.

A Hybrid Design Occurs When at Least One of the Independent