True experiments have greater measurement validity than quasi-experiments.

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True experiments often have greater internal validity due to their ability to establish causation through control and randomization, but measurement validity (the extent to which a tool measures what it intends to) is not inherently greater in true experiments compared to quasi-experiments. Measurement validity depends on the tools and methods used for measurement, not the experimental design.

True Experiments Have Greater Measurement Validity Than Quasi-Experiments