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Identify which of the following terms best corresponds to each of the descriptions.

1


Research that is characterized by some type of intervention, an appropriate comparison, and a high degree of control over the arrangement of experimental conditions.
2


A quasi-experimental design in which researchers make multiple observations of both a treatment and a comparable comparison group before and after the treatment is administered.
3


Uncontrolled factors that can make it difficult to draw causal inferences when quasi-experiments are done.
4


A quasi-experimental design in which researchers observe changes in a dependent variable for some time before and after a treatment is introduced.
5


A quasi-experimental design in which a group like the treatment group serves as a comparison group and researchers obtain pretest and posttest measures from individuals in both groups.
Answer choices for questions 1 through 5
A)nonequivalent control group design
B)true experiment
C)interrupted time-series design
D)time series with nonequivalent control group
E)threats to internal validity





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