Manuscript review of experimental research | Experimental design | Peer review
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Quasi-experimental designs do not involve randomly assigning participants to treatment and control groups. This introduces the potential for selection biases, as the groups may differ in ways that could affect the outcomes peer review being studied. The lack of randomization limits the ability to make causal inferences with certainty.<br>Read more @ https://pubrica.com/insights/experimental-methodology/quasi-experimental-design-disadvantages/<br>
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