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Research Designs Quantitative studies
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Experimental Research One important chch. Is that the researcher is an active agent rather than passive What are the main chch for true experiment? 1. Manipulation: doing something
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Cont…. Chch of true experiment 2. Randomization: placement of subject in a random base Random assignment: every subject has an equal chance to participate in the research study
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Matching. Tables random numbers Cluster randomization Stratified randomization
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Cont…. Chch of true experiment 3. Control: acquired by manipulating, randomizing and planning Control group vs. experimental group Treatment and intervention are used interchangeably
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Experimental Designs Basic experimental designs: 1. After only design (or posttest design) 2. Before-after test design (pretest posttest design) 3. Sometimes we call: Before test as baseline measure After test as outcome measures
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Solomon four-group design (2 exp and 2 control groups) Group Data collection BeforeAfter Exp with pretest xx Exp without pretest x Control with pretest xX Control without pretest x
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Factorial Design Multiple hypothesis in a single experiment Time 1 Time 2 Time 3 A1B1A1B2 A2B2 A1B3A2B2 Factor A Factor B
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Repeated Measures: exposure of the one subject to more than one experimental treatment Randomized Clinical Trials: it involves testing a clinical treatment. May be before only or before after.
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Advantages of experimental Designs 1. It is the most powerful to test cause-effect relationships 2. Through control, alternative explanations can be ruled out.
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Disadvantages of experimental designs 1. Constrains such as.. 2. Artificiality 3. Hawthorne effect 4. Subject to limitation in application in the real world
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Quasi-experimental designs Nonequivalent control group designs: an experimental group and two or more groups of subjects. o 1 x o 2 o 1 o 2
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Collecting data more than thon one time and during which interventions are imposed. O O O X O O O X OOO Time Series:
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Adv ns. Disadv. Of Quasi-experimental Advantages: 1. Flexibility. 2. Practicality 3. Generalizability Disadvantage : 1. Plausibility
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