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Quasi Experiments

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Quasi-experiments are research studies that resemble true experiments but lack random assignment of participants to control and experimental groups.

Key Features

  • Use of pre-existing groups or naturally occurring events
  • Lack of random assignment
  • Attempt to establish causal relationships between variables

Pros

  • Can be more feasible than true experiments in certain situations
  • Allows for studying cause-and-effect relationships in real-world settings

Cons

  • Potential for confounding variables to impact results
  • Cannot establish causality as definitively as true experiments

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