Asked by DIEUMERCI MUKENDI on May 05, 2024

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Nada designs a study in which she has two control and two experimental groups. In the design, one control group and one experimental group receive a pretest each, while the other control group and experimental group do not. Nada's design is an example of a _____ design.

A) four-group pretest-posttest
B) Solomon four-group
C) two-group control
D) one-group control-one-group experimental

Solomon Four-Group

An experimental design method that assesses the impact of pre-testing on the outcomes of an experiment through the use of four groups.

Experimental Design

The plan for a controlled experiment, outlining how to conduct the research and ensure the validity of the results.

  • Appreciate the significance of pretest-posttest designs in gauging the efficacy of interventions.
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Uchenna Emmanuel MaduekeMay 09, 2024
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B
Explanation :
Nada's design is an example of a Solomon four-group design, which includes two experimental and two control groups. One of each receives a pretest, while the other one does not. This allows for testing the effect of the pretest on the outcome variable and controlling for pre-existing differences between groups.