Non-experimental Designs Flashcards
An experiment is a ___________ procedure.
controlled
It ________ antecedent procedure, _________ treatment conditions, and _________ equivalence across groups.
identifies, compares, and ensures
List the 8 Non-experimental Designs
Phenomenology, Case Studies, Field Studies, Archival Studies, Qualitative, Surveys and Interviews, Correlational, and Quasi-experimental Design
Dimensions for Describing Research Designs: degree of __________ of antecedent conditions and degree of ______________ of units
manipulation and imposition
The extent to which how we limit the responses of participants.
degree of imposition of units
how much control we will impulse on the conditions
degree of manipulation of antecedents
The extent to which a study establishes a trustworthy cause-and-effect relationship between a treatment and an outcome
internal validity
generalizability of our findings or the degree to which we can apply our findings to other people and other situations
external validity
description of an individual’s immediate experience
phenomenology
a descriptive record of a single individual’s experiences, or behaviors, or both, kept by an outside observer
case study
data are collected from real-life setting
field study
observing behavior as it occur in its natural setting
naturalistic observations studies
the researcher becomes a participant to the group being studied
participant-observer studies
descriptive research method in which already existing records are reexamined
archival study