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1 Pre-post Double Blind Placebo Control Group Design
Chapter 8 Pre-post Double Blind Placebo Control Group Design Pre Post Treatment (experimental) Placebo Control ch9(2)

2 Faulty Research Designs One Group After-only Designs
one measure of the DV, obtained after treatment is given. Problems: Pre Post Treatment (experimental) Placebo Control ch9(2)

3 One Group Before After (Pre-post) Design
Like the pre-post placebo control design, without the placebo control. Problems: Pre Post Treatment (experimental) Placebo Control ch9(2)

4 Non-Equivalent Control Group
a control group that has not been obtained by random assignment. e.g., matching, logical comparisons, frequency distribution control. Randomization – only means by which unknown extraneous variables can be controlled. ch9(2)

5 Requirements of True Experimental Research Design.
- Comparison being made between 2 or more conditions of an IV. The difference between these conditions is produced by the researcher. All other confounds are controlled by ensuring that they are 1) eliminated, 2) effect all conditions equally or 3) are measured so their effects can be accounted for in the comparison. All measures are unbiased. ch9(2)

6 Why use a pretest within subjects control condition
Increased sensitivity – can use matching techniques to reduce variance (i.e., lowers sx Control for Ceiling Effects - can the treatment have an effect? Gives Measure of Initial Position. Can see if initial position determines treatment outcome. ch9(2)

7 Can determine initial comparability of between
group comparisons (useful for nonequivalent control group designs) Pre Post Treatment (experimental) Placebo Control ch9(2)

8 If your research question is that the IV
causes a change – a pre-test control is the logical control group. ch9(2)

9 Between Participants - After Only Design
Compares Treatment Group to Control Group Different subjects in each condition Individual difference confounds. Pre Post Treatment (experimental) Placebo Control ch9(2)

10 Control Individual Difference Confound by: __________
If Random Assignment is not used then this is a non-equivalent Posttest-only design. Pgs 246 to 255 (Factorial Designs) will NOT be on Exam 3. ch9(2)


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