Session 1.05 Social and Behavioral Research Ivor Pritchard, Ph.D. Institute of Education Sciences U.S. Department of Education

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Session 1.05 Social and Behavioral Research Ivor Pritchard, Ph.D. Institute of Education Sciences U.S. Department of Education

Current Research Models “Scientifically-Based Research” (SBR) and Evidence-Based Education Survey Research and Consent/Permission/Assent Practitioner or Action Research Projects

“Scientifically-Based Research” “…means research that involves the application of rigorous, systematic, and objective procedures to obtain reliable and valid knowledge relevant to education activities and programs; and includes…” (No Child Left Behind Act of 2001)

“Scientifically-Based Research” Systematic observation or experiment Hypotheses tested by rigorous data analyses Reliable, valid measures Experimental or quasi-experimental design Replicability Peer review

SBR Case: Violence Prevention 10 primary schools, matched and then randomly assigned to treatment or a wait- list control group. Baseline and post-intervention data collection for three years. Data from surveys of students, parents, teachers, and school records.

Scientifically Based Research Case Ethical Issues Treatment/control outcomes Participation at the school/individual level Consent/Assent/Permission of teachers, students, and parents

Survey Research and Consent/Permission/Assent: What Rules May Apply? The Common Rule Subpart D The Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment

Common Rule’s Waiver of Consent Criteria (.116(c)) Minimal risk Subjects’ rights and welfare not adversely affected Research is otherwise impracticable Debriefing will occur, if appropriate

Survey Research Case An evaluation study of four health education programs used in a school district’s middle schools. Anonymous surveys of students asking for information about the students’ own diet, extracurricular activities, exercise, and personal self-concept.

Survey Research Case Questions and Ethical Issues What rights are involved? What is “impracticable”? What is practicable?

Practitioner or Action Research Dual roles of practitioner/researchers. Goal of practical improvement. Agenda setting as a collective, ongoing process.

Practitioner Research Case Project: Implement and evaluate a science based substance abuse prevention model. Research Team: A medical anthropologist, staff from a community-based research organization, and recruited urban youth. Data collection: Interviews, observations, and more. Goals: To be determined on an ongoing basis.

Practitioner or Action Research Case Ethical Issues The Therapeutic/Educational/Service Misconception Coercion of Participants Confidentiality Constraints Controversial Agendas

Practitioner or Action Research IRB strategies Quality of Informed Consent Period of IRB Approval Degree of Research Plan Specificity Updates and Liaisons

Information Sites Protection of Human Subjects in Research - b.html Guidance for Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment changes from section 1061 of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 –