Experimenters using quasi-experimental designs rule out threats to internal validity by doing all but which one of the following?
A) using probability sampling
B) including special design features
C) examining additional data that bear on specific validity threats
D) reasoning against the plausibility of particular validity threats

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Quasi-experimental designs do not typically use probability sampling to rule out threats to internal validity; instead, they focus on design features, additional data, and reasoning to address validity threats.

Experimenters Using Quasi-Experimental Designs Rule Out Threats to Internal Validity