Although quasi-experimental designs do not randomly assign subjects to experimental and control groups,they do have control groups.

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Quasi-experimental designs typically use a control group to help control for extraneous variables and assess the effects of the intervention being studied. However, because subjects are not randomly assigned to groups, the designs are considered quasi-experimental rather than true experimental.

Although Quasi-Experimental Designs Do Not Randomly Assign Subjects to Experimental