Administering multiple pretests in quasi-experiments using nonequivalent comparison groups helps in detecting whether participants were already engaged in a change process before treatment began.

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Administering multiple pretests in quasi-experiments using nonequivalent comparison groups helps in detecting whether participants were already engaged in a change process before treatment began.​

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Administering multiple pretests in quasi-experiments using nonequivalent comparison groups helps in detecting whether participants were already engaged in a change process before treatment began, as it allows for a comparison of any changes in the treatment group to changes in the comparison group over time.

Administering Multiple Pretests in Quasi-Experiments Using Nonequivalent Comparison Groups Helps