In nonexperiments and quasi-experiments different groups or conditions are defined in terms of
A)independent variables.
B)dependent variables.
C)pre-existing participant variables or time.
D)nonexperimental and quasi-experiments do not compare different groups.

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In nonexperiments and quasi-experiments, different groups or conditions are defined based on pre-existing participant variables or time, rather than the deliberate manipulation of an independent variable.

In Nonexperiments and Quasi-Experiments Different Groups or Conditions Are Defined