. Nonequivalent control group designs are prone to selection differences. What are selection differences, and is this mostly a threat to internal or external validity?
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Selection differences are any differences, which are not controlled by the researcher, between individuals who are selected from preexisting groups or groups to which the researcher does not randomly assign participants. This is mostly a threat to internal validity.
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