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Decks in this class (27)

Research Design Chapter 1
What is qualitative research,
What are typical qualities of qua...,
Those engaging in qualitative res...
9  cards
Behavioral Research
Constitutive definition,
Operational definition,
Two kinds of operational definitions
28  cards
Experimental Design
Inus condition,
In our hands phenomenon,
Counterfactual
3  cards
767 Lexicon
Continuous variable,
Discrete variable,
Between subjects
95  cards
767
Learn to be a scientist!
113  cards
767 Midterm Notes (Imported)
How does science differ from comm...,
Charls sanders peirce s 4 methods...,
Method of tenacity method of knowing
294  cards
Interview Research
What is the most widely used meth...,
What are limitations to the direc...,
What are strengths of interview r...
26  cards
Ethics of Qualitative Research (Haverkemp)
What is emphasis of ethics in qua...,
What do apa code of ethics say ab...,
How do qualitative and quantitati...
11  cards
Tracey & Glidden-Tracey (1999) Integration of theory, research design, measurement, and analysis, Toward a reasoned argument
Iterative repeating a process mod...,
Major problems with current research,
Substantive theory
7  cards
Wampold et al (1990) ​- Hypothesis Validity of Clinical Research
What is hypothesis validity,
Theory is falsified when,
What are potential reasons for th...
4  cards
SCC Chapter 2 ​Statistical Conclusion Validity & Internal Validity
Validity is a property of inferen...,
Three questions to ask in explori...,
Ruling out threats is a ________ ...
14  cards
KL Ch. 19 Inadequate Designs and Design Criteria
What is the defining feature of e...,
What is the defining feature of n...,
How do experimental and non exper...
13  cards
SCC CH. 3 Construct Validity and External Validity
Three requirements of a theory of...,
14 threats to construct validity,
1 inadequate explication of const...
26  cards
KL Ch. 20 General Designs of Research
Map of experimental group control...,
Experimental group control group ...,
Advantages of experimental group ...
8  cards
KL Ch. 21 Randomized group and correlated groups
Factorial design,
Randomized subject designs,
Correlated groups
8  cards
KL Chapter 22 Quasi-experimental and N=1 Designs
When does one use quasi experimen...,
Nonequivalent control group design,
8 interpretations of nonequivalen...
15  cards
KL 23: Non-experimental research
What is nonexperimental research,
Most important difference between...,
Self selection
4  cards
Morrow, 2005: Quality and Trustworthiness in Qualitative Research
Credibility vs internal validity,
Transferability vs external valid...,
Dependability vs reliability
14  cards
K&L Chapter 25 – Survey Research
Advantages of survey research,
Disadvantages of survey research,
File drawer effect
3  cards
SCC Chapter 5 – Designs That Use Both Control Groups and Pretests
Justification for use of pretest,
Untreated control group design wi...,
Design map of untreated control g...
20  cards
Edgington, 1987 – Randomized Single-Subject Experiments and Statistical Tests
Single subject experiments import...,
Characteristics of nonrandomized ...,
Advantages of randomized single s...
4  cards
Class Notes
If one level of iv is assigned vi...,
Any time you adminster the same m...,
Subsumed within repeated measures...
72  cards
Threats to validity
Threats to theoretical validity,
The problem not clearly formulate...,
Threats to structural validity
18  cards
Stats 2 First Exam
Descriptive research,
Central tendency demonstrates,
Spread
61  cards
Stats 2 Second Exam
2 or more way anova is used when ...,
2 way anova hopes to find,
2 way anova indicates _____ where...
21  cards
Stats 2 Third Exam
What does repeated measures anova...,
What is most common within subjec...,
Pre post statistical test sometim...
51  cards
Stats 2 Formulas
Repeated measures ssw,
Tukey test
2  cards

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