Studies using quasi-experimental variables can easily establish causation.

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While quasi-experimental designs attempt to establish a cause-and-effect relationship between variables, they are not as effective at doing so as true experimental designs. Quasi-experiments lack the randomized control of variables which means that alternative explanations may affect the results. Therefore, causation cannot be easily established with this design.

Studies Using Quasi-Experimental Variables Can Easily Establish Causation