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Which threat to internal validity is never a concern in the one-group pretest-posttest design?

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Psychologists Rowe and McKenna (2001) compared the performance of experienced tennis players and novices to see how well they could anticipate the outcome of a set of volleys. Such a comparison would involve a



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