In a
A) quasi-experimental study.
B) convoluted study.
C) cluster study.
D) stratified study.

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A quasi-experimental study is appropriate when the researcher does not have complete control over the assignment of participants to groups, as is often the case in applied settings. This type of study still aims to establish cause-effect relationships between variables, but it is not a true experimental design because the researcher cannot randomly assign participants to groups. The other options, convoluted, cluster, and stratified studies, do not fit the scenario described.