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How does the double-pretest design address selection-maturation threats?
 
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Reply #1 on: Jun 19, 2018
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The double-pretest design includes two pretests prior to the program. Consequently, if the program and comparison group are maturing at different rates, you should detect this as a change from pretest 1 to pretest 2 . Therefore, this design explicitly controls for selection-maturation threats.

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