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    Experimental designs can be categorized as preexperimental, true experimental, or quasi-experimental. Preexperimental designs lack random assignment and include one-shot case studies, one-group pretest-posttest designs, and static-group comparisons. True experimental designs use random assignment and include pretest-posttest control group designs and posttest-only control group designs to measure treatment effects. Quasi-experimental designs attempt to approximate experimental designs using non-randomized designs.

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    Experimental designs can be categorized as preexperimental, true experimental, or quasi-experimental. Preexperimental designs lack random assignment and include one-shot case studies, one-group pretest-posttest designs, and static-group comparisons. True experimental designs use random assignment and include pretest-posttest control group designs and posttest-only control group designs to measure treatment effects. Quasi-experimental designs attempt to approximate experimental designs using non-randomized designs.

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    Experimental designs can be categorized as preexperimental, true experimental, or quasi-experimental. Preexperimental designs lack random assignment and include one-shot case studies, one-group pretest-posttest designs, and static-group comparisons. True experimental designs use random assignment and include pretest-posttest control group designs and posttest-only control group designs to measure treatment effects. Quasi-experimental designs attempt to approximate experimental designs using non-randomized designs.

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    Experimental Designs

    • Preexperimental
    • True Experimental
    • Quasi-experimental
    • Statistical
    Preexperimental
    No Randomization
    1. One-Shot Case Study
    X O1
    2. One-Group Pretest-Posttest
    O1 X O2
    3. Static-Group
    EG: X O1
    CG: O2
    Treatment Effect: O1 - O2
    True Experimental
    Randomization
    1. Pretest-Posttest Control Group
    EG: R O1 X O2
    CG: R O3 O4
    Treatment Effect: (O2 – O1) – (O4 – O3)

    2. Posttest-Only Control Group

    EG: R X O2
    CG: R O4
    Treatment Effect: O1 – O2

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