Quasi-experimental designs are similar to true experimental designs, except for what difference?
A) random assignment is not possible
B) there is more than one independent variable
C) there is more than one dependent variable
D) there is no dependent variable

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Quasi-experimental designs do not allow for random assignment, which is a key feature of true experimental designs. Quasi-experimental designs often utilize pre-existing groups or natural variations in the environment, making random assignment impossible or impractical. The other options (B, C, and D) are not necessarily true or exclusive to quasi-experimental designs.

Quasi-Experimental Designs Are Similar to True Experimental Designs, Except for What