Assume that instead of using a post-test only design the professor had used a pre-test/post-test design...
Assume that instead of using a post-test only design the professor had used a pre-test/post-test design (same test each time)
T or F: This change would have allowed the professor to identify if there were any selection effects but may have introduced training/practice effects.
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This change would have allowed the professor to identify if
there were any selection effects but may have introduced
training/practice effects.
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