A) select a group unlike the experimental group:
B) select a group as similar as possible to the experimental group:
C) use random assignment.
D) avoid the use of switching replications.
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A) Include agency staff in the research planning phase.
B) Keep research staff away from program staff during the study.
C) Avoid developing or using treatment manuals for the experimental or control conditions.
D) Refrain from recruiting clients on an ongoing basis throughout the study.
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A) They are rarely feasible.
B) Data must be collected at multiple points in time.
C) Retrospective data are collected about past differences that might explain differences in outcome.
D) We can usually be highly confident about their internal and external validity.
E) We can usually be highly confident about the direction of causal influence.
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A) pretest-posttest control group:
B) time series.
C) nonequivalent comparison group:
D) cross-sectional design.
E) multiple time-series.
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A) agency constraints often make experiments infeasible.
B) they have more internal validity than experiments
C) quasi-experiments randomly assign participants to groups.
D) they use random assignment.
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A) The intervention being tested is almost always implemented in the intended fashion.
B) The control condition almost never is contaminated by interaction between clients in the experimental and control groups.
C) Practitioners might violate the research protocol for case assignment to make sure that clients receive the intervention being evaluated.
D) Outside agencies can be relied upon to refer enough clients to ensure obtaining a sufficient sample size.
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A) Referring agencies almost never dump clients that they don't want to serve.
B) Referring agencies are usually eager to refer clients.
C) Referring agencies might resent having their referrals assigned to a control condition.
D) Clients usually welcome the use of randomized procedures to determine which service they receive.
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A) administer the treatment to the control group before posttesting.
B) can determine whether the difference between the groups at the first posttest may be attributed to the lack of comparability between the two groups.
C) decrease the chances of determining whether the difference between the groups at the first posttest may be attributed to a selection bias.
D) decrease the internal validity of the design.
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A) using multiple pretests or switching replications.
B) using smaller sample sizes.
C) using no pretests
D) using replication without switching.
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A) It is conducted at only one point in time.
B) It can be exploratory, descriptive, or explanatory.
C) It concentrates on the changes that take place within a specific sample over a period of time.
D) It provides a means for studying a large variation in the population at the same point in time.
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