______ involve potential participants who are on a waitlist for a service or treatment can be used as a control group to evaluate the effectiveness of that service or treatment.
A) Waitlist control groups
B) Analytical control groups
C) Quasi-experimental control groups
D) "Nonequivalent" control groups

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Waitlist control groups involve potential participants who are on a waitlist for a service or treatment and are used as a control group to evaluate the effectiveness of that service or treatment. This method allows researchers to compare outcomes between those receiving the intervention and those waiting to receive it.

______ Involve Potential Participants Who Are on a Waitlist for a Service