Longitudinal Vs Snapshot Flashcards

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Strengths of longitudinal

Weaknesses of longitudinal Al

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+detailed data
+show change over Tim — very useful

  • costly
  • subject attrition
  • may form a bond with the participant so bias results
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Strengths of snapshot

Weaknesses of snapshot

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+easy to do/do not cost as much
+data is likely to be quantitative so easy to analyse

  • specific results to that time and place/unrepresentative
  • cannot see long term effects eg if treatment or medication
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Examples of longitudinal

Examples of snapshot

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Longitudinal = Freud and thigpen and cleckley 
Snapshot = raine and Loftus
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Definitions

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Longitudinal = when research extends over one day following a participant to see their changes

Snapshot = occurs in a short space of time, in one place at one time

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