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Analysis of variance / Econometrics / Philosophy of science / Pre- and post-test probability / Design of quasi-experiments / Validity / Linear regression / Internal validity / Confounding / Statistics / Design of experiments / Regression analysis
Date: 2013-08-25 13:24:38
Analysis of variance
Econometrics
Philosophy of science
Pre- and post-test probability
Design of quasi-experiments
Validity
Linear regression
Internal validity
Confounding
Statistics
Design of experiments
Regression analysis

Quasi-Experimental Design A quasi-experiment is one where the treatment variable is manipulated but the groups are not equated prior to manipulation of the independent variable. I shall discuss a few such designs he

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