module 3 Flashcards

1
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kinds of quantitative research

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descriptive
correlational
causal comparative
experimental

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2
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accurately describe a phenomenon/population

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descriptive

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3
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key characteristics of descriptive

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  • describe
  • collects uantitative data
  • uses statistical analysis
  • not establish causation
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4
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explore relationship and to explore pattern between variables

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correlational

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5
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key characteristics of correlational

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  • measures 2 or more variables
  • calculate correlation coefficient
  • don’t manipulate variables
  • can’t determine cause and effect
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6
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investigate cause and effect and observed differences after an action/intervention

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causal comparative

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7
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key characteristics of causal comparative

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  • identify cause and effect
  • compares existing groups
  • don’t manipulate variable
  • use statistical analysis to determine differences
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8
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involves manipulating randomly assigned groups

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experimental

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9
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one or more independent and observe the effect on dependent

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experimental

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key characteristics of experimental

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  • manipulation of iv
  • random assignment of groups
  • control extraneous groups
  • measurement of dependent
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11
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  • manipulation of iv
  • random assignment of groups
  • control extraneous groups
  • measurement of dependent
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experimental

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12
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  • identify cause and effect
  • compares existing groups
  • don’t manipulate variable
  • use statistical analysis to determine differences
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causal comparative

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13
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  • measures 2 or more variables
  • calculate correlation coefficient
  • don’t manipulate variables
  • can’t determine cause and effect
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correlational

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14
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  • describe
  • collects uantitative data
  • uses statistical analysis
  • not establish causation
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descriptive

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15
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characteristics that can be change in a study

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variables

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16
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types of variables

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measurement scale
role in the study

17
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under measurement scale

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categorical groups
quantitative

18
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2 part of categorical group

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nominal
ordinal

19
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a categorical which no order only labels

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nominal

20
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a categorical which has order/ ratings

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ordinal

21
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a quantitative that is countable

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discrete

22
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a uantitative that is infinite number/measurement

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continuous

23
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under the role in the study

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iv
dv
control variable
intervening
moderating variable

24
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manipulated/ controlled

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iv

25
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observed/measured

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dv

26
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held constant to minimize influence

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control variable

27
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explain the relationship between iv and dv

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intervening

28
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influences the strength/ direction of relationshhip

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moderating