Exam 10: The Nonexperimental and Quasi-Experimental Strategies: Nonequivalent Group,Pre–Post,and Developmental Designs.

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Which statement accurately describes what is evaluated by differential research?

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What is one of the primary advantages of a pretest-posttest nonequivalent control group design,in comparison to other nonequivalent group designs?

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Describe how the relationship between memory ability and age could be examined using a cross-sectional design.How would the relationship be examined with a longitudinal design?

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In the ____ design,a researcher makes multiple observations before and after some event not manipulated by the researcher.

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The time-series design is an example of the quasi-experimental research strategy.

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Describe the strengths and weaknesses of cross-sectional and longitudinal research.

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A differential research design comes closer to being a true experiment that other similar designs.

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Which statement accurately describes what is evaluated by differential research?

What is one of the primary advantages of a pretest-posttest nonequivalent control group design,in comparison to other nonequivalent group designs?

Describe how the relationship between memory ability and age could be examined using a cross-sectional design.How would the relationship be examined with a longitudinal design?

In the ____ design,a researcher makes multiple observations before and after some event not manipulated by the researcher.

The time-series design is an example of the quasi-experimental research strategy.

Describe the strengths and weaknesses of cross-sectional and longitudinal research.

A differential research design comes closer to being a true experiment that other similar designs.

Introduction, Acquiring Knowledge, and the Scientific Method.

Research Ideas and Hypotheses.

Defining and Measuring Variables.

Ethics in Research.

Selecting Research Participants.

Research Strategies and Validity.

The Experimental Research Strategy.

Experimental Designs: Between Subjects Design.

Experimental Designs Within Subjects Design.

Factorial Designs.

The Correlational Research Strategy.

The Descriptive Research Strategy.

Single-Subject Research Designs.

Statistical Evaluation of Data.

Writing an APA-Style Research Report.

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