Quasi-experimental designs for the evaluation of training programs incorporate nonequivalent control groups.

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Quasi-experimental designs lack random assignment, and therefore incorporate nonequivalent control groups. This allows for comparisons to be made between the group that received the training and a group that did not receive the training, but the groups were not initially equivalent.

Quasi-Experimental Designs for the Evaluation of Training Programs Incorporate Nonequivalent