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LESSON #1 Flashcards

1
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The act of asking any question

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Inquiry

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A systematic inquiry

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Research

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An exhaustive inquiry

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Research

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What does research mean?

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To repeatedly search for answers

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Cerchier

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To seek

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Re

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Repeat/again

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3 Approaches in Research

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  1. Quantitative
  2. Qualitative
  3. Mixed Method
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3 Approaches in Mixed Method

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  1. Convergent Parallel
  2. Exploratory Sequential
  3. Explanatory Sequential
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Quali —> quanti

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Exploratory Sequential

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Quanti —> quali

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Explanatory Sequential

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True or False: QR is a subjective investigation.

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False, objective

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What does QR focus on?

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Numbers/numerical analysis and their relationships with events

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True or False: In terms of methodology, QR has faster data collection.

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False, slower

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14
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True or False: In terms of methodology, QR has faster data analysis.

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True

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The 7 Characteristics of QR

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  1. Objective
  2. Clearly defined research questions
  3. Structured research instruments
  4. Numerical Data
  5. Large sample sizes
  6. Replication
  7. Future Outcomes
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16
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True or False: In QR, we use inductive reasoning.

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False, deductive

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17
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True or False: QR is replicable.

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True

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18
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QR helps in quali because?

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The results collected from QR can also strengthen the data obtained from quali, making it less subjective. This narrows down possible conclusions and directions to follow.

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True or False: QR is cheap if conducted.

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False, costly

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True or False: QR relies on only a small number of respondents.

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False, large sample

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True or False: It is easy to gather information using structured research instruments in QR.

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False, difficult

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True or False: Contextual factors that explain variations and results in QR are usually ignored.

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True

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True or False: If QR process is not done correctly, yielded data will be inaccurate and incomplete.

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True

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This defines the next steps of your research

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Research Design

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An overall strategy to integrate components of the study in a coherent and logical way

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Research Design

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2 Kinds of QR

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  1. Non-Experimental
  2. Experimental
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What kind of QR has manipulation of variables?

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Experimental

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What kind of QR studies variables in their natural occurrence?

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Non-Experimental

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What kind of QR does not involve the manipulation of variables?

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Non-Experimental

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What kind of QR establishes causality?

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Experimental

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What kind of QR establishes the association or relationship between variables?

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Non-Experimental

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What kind of QR studies the cause and effect between variables?

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Experimental

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What kind of QR involves studying an intervention or treatment?

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Experimental

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Kinds of Non-Experimental QR

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  1. Descriptive
  2. Ex-Post Facto / Causal Comparative
  3. Comparative
  4. Evaluative
  5. Methodological
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Obtains a measure of scores

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Descriptive Research Design

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Serves as a starting point for hypothesis generation and theory development

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Descriptive Research Design

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Main objective is to observe, describe, and document aspects of a situation as it naturally occurs

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Descriptive Research Design

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2 Types of Descriptive Research Design

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  1. Survey
  2. Correlational
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What DRD is used to gather information from groups of people by selecting and studying samples?

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Survey

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What DRD is used to have a general picture of your population?

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Survey

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2 Types of Survey

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  1. Cross-sectional
  2. Longitudinal
42
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A survey happening over time with the same participants all throughout

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Longitudinal

43
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A survey conducted during a specific point in time

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Cross-sectional

44
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A survey that evidently demonstrates the trend and direction of the data

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Longitudinal

45
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What kind of DRD is used to find the association or relationship between different variables/groups of respondents under study?

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Correlational

46
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True or False: Correlational DRD both describes the relationship and explains the why behind it.

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False, does not explain why

47
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3 Types of Correlational DRD

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  1. Bivariate Correlational Studies
  2. Prediction Studies
  3. Multiple Regression Prediction Studies
48
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A kind of Correlational DRD including 2 variables that correlate with one another.

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Bivariate Correlational Studies

49
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A kind of Correlational DRD that uses correlation coefficient to show how V1 predicts V2

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Prediction Studies

50
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V1

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Predictor Variable

51
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V2

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Criterion Variable

52
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A kind of Correlational DRD involving multiple variables for predicting V2

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Multiple Regression Prediction Studies

53
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True or False: In MRPS, you can also have many V2s.

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True

54
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“after the fact”

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Ex-Post Facto

55
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Discusses why and how a phenomenon occurs

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Causal-Comparative

56
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Derives conclusions from observations and manifestations that have already occurred in the past

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Ex-Post Facto

57
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The phenomenon was already existing before conducting your study

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Ex-Post Facto

58
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Comparing or contrasting 2 or more samples on 1 or more variables

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Comparative

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True or False: Comparative QR is done throughout time.

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False, often only in a single point in time

60
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Relies on evidence-based data

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Evaluative

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Usually done to see if a program or policy is working / effective

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Evaluative

62
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Aims to determine what happened during an activity or in an institution

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Evaluative

63
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Involves the act of implementing methodologies

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Methodological

64
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Data from different disciplines are integrated

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Methodological

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Meta-research

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Methodological

66
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Achieves goal of developing a scale-matched approach

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Methodological

67
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The deliberate alteration or change in one or more IVs to observe their effects on DV

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Manipulation

68
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Minimizes the element of bias

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Randomization

69
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Involves the random assignment of participants to different experimental groups

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Randomization

70
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The careful management of variables in an experiment to minimize sources of error or bias

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Control

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Variables that are not emphasized in the study but still could affect the results of the study

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Extraneous Variables

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A group with no treatment provided

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Control Group

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Treatment Group

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A group with treatment

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Kinds of Experimental Research Design

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  1. Pre-Experimental
  2. Quasi-Experimental
  3. True Experimental
75
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Has the least internal validity

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Pre-Experimental

76
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The researcher has little control over the research

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Pre-Experimental

77
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Looks for causal relationships

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Pre-Experimental

78
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Kinds of Pre-Experimental Research

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  1. One-Shot Case Study Research Design
  2. One Group Pre-Test Post-Test Research Design
79
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There is no point of comparison in this group

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OSCS

80
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Treatment of a single group

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Pre-Experimental

81
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Takes only a single measurement after the experiment

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(Post-Test) OSCS

82
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Analyzes only post-test results

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OSCS

83
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Process in OSCS

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Experimental Group —> Treatment —> Post-Test

84
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Treatment of a single group but takes 2 measures into account

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OGPTPT

85
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Process of OGPTPT

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Pre-Test —> Intervention/Treatment —> Post-Test

86
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True or False: In Pre-Experimental, manipulation and control are both present.

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False, only manipulation

87
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Only partially or half-true

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Quasi-Experimental

88
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Nearly a true experiment, but there is something lacking

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Quasi-Experimental

89
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True or False: In QE, there is randomization and control.

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False, manipulation and control

90
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Why is there no randomization in QE?

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The researches chooses pre-existing groups

91
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The researcher has control over the variables, treatment, and the subjects

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True Experimental

92
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Subjects are randomly assigned to groups

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True Experimental

93
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True or False: In TE, MR. C is complete.

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True

94
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Kinds of True Experimental Research Design

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  1. Pre-test Post-test only control group
  2. Post-test only control group
  3. Solomon Four Group Design
95
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A kind of TERD that has both pre-test and post-test

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PTPTOCG

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True or False: PTPTOCG is the only group wherein both the experimental and control groups are both present.

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False, also PTOCG

97
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Solomon Four Group Design Process

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  • Subjects are assigned to 1 or 4 groups
  • Pre-test is given to 2 groups
  • Post-test is given to all 4 groups
98
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How many experimental and control groups are there in SFGD?

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2 each

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