Question 1

What other ethical issues might be likely to arise in conducting this research?

Accepted Answer

In conducting research, there are severa

Question 2

What other ethical issues might be likely to arise in conducting this research?

Accepted Answer

In conducting research, there are severa

Question 3

How would you clean your data?

Accepted Answer

Cleaning data is an essential step in th

Question 4

Under what circumstances do you need to debrief your research subjects?

Accepted Answer

A)  when you use deception in the experiment 
B)  when they have been part of the treatment group 
C)  you always need to debrief subjects after an experiment 
D)  whenever you must provide full informed consent 
A)  when you use deception in the experiment 
B)  when they have been part of the treatment group 
C)  you always need to debrief subjects after an experiment 
D)  whenever you must provide full informed consent

Question 5

If you use a control group, to which of the following threats to internal validity are you still most vulnerable?

Accepted Answer

A)  your own expectations affecting the results 
B)  subjects changing over time 
C)  outside conditions changing over time 
D)  attrition rates 
A)  your own expectations affecting the results 
B)  subjects changing over time 
C)  outside conditions changing over time 
D)  attrition rates

Question 6

What is contamination, and how would you try to minimize it?

Accepted Answer

Contamination refers to the presence of

Question 7

How will you draw a sample of participants for your research? Why?

Accepted Answer

Drawing a sample of participants for res

Question 8

How will you draw a sample of participants for your research? Why?

Accepted Answer

There are several methods for drawing a

Question 9

What steps will you need to take to protect your participants?

Accepted Answer

To protect participants in any study, ev

Question 10

How would you clean your data?

Accepted Answer

Cleaning data is a crucial step in the d

Question 11

Identify the independent and dependent variables in your hypotheses.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Identify the independent and dependent variables in...

Question 12

Which type of study design will you use for this research? How will it differ from a classical experiment and why? How will this affect the validity of your results?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which type of study design will you...

Question 13

Conceptualize one dependent variable from your hypotheses. How will you measure this variable, and how will you collect the data that will measure it?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Conceptualize one dependent variable from your hypotheses....

Question 14

How will you draw a sample of participants for your research? Why?

Accepted Answer

There are several methods for drawing a

Question 15

What is contamination, and how would you try to minimize it?

Accepted Answer

Contamination refers to the presence of

Question 16

What are the threats to internal validity, and how would you try to minimize them?

Accepted Answer

Threats to internal validity refer to fa

Question 17

Identify the independent and dependent variables in your hypotheses.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Identify the independent and dependent variables in...

Question 18

How will you assign subjects to research groups? Why? What are the pros and cons of this approach?

Accepted Answer

Assigning subjects to research groups ca

Question 19

What other ethical issues might be likely to arise in conducting this research?

Accepted Answer

In conducting research, there are severa

Question 20

What steps would you take to prepare for data collection?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What steps would you take to prepare...

What other ethical issues might be likely to arise in conducting this research?

What other ethical issues might be likely to arise in conducting this research?

How would you clean your data?

Under what circumstances do you need to debrief your research subjects?

If you use a control group, to which of the following threats to internal validity are you still most vulnerable?

What is contamination, and how would you try to minimize it?

How will you draw a sample of participants for your research? Why?

How will you draw a sample of participants for your research? Why?

What steps will you need to take to protect your participants?

How would you clean your data?

Identify the independent and dependent variables in your hypotheses.

Which type of study design will you use for this research? How will it differ from a classical experiment and why? How will this affect the validity of your results?

Conceptualize one dependent variable from your hypotheses. How will you measure this variable, and how will you collect the data that will measure it?

How will you draw a sample of participants for your research? Why?

What is contamination, and how would you try to minimize it?

What are the threats to internal validity, and how would you try to minimize them?

Identify the independent and dependent variables in your hypotheses.

How will you assign subjects to research groups? Why? What are the pros and cons of this approach?

What other ethical issues might be likely to arise in conducting this research?

What steps would you take to prepare for data collection?

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Exam 8: Experiments for Evaluation Research

What other ethical issues might be likely to arise in conducting this research?

What other ethical issues might be likely to arise in conducting this research?

How would you clean your data?

Under what circumstances do you need to debrief your research subjects?

If you use a control group, to which of the following threats to internal validity are you still most vulnerable?

What is contamination, and how would you try to minimize it?

How will you draw a sample of participants for your research? Why?

How will you draw a sample of participants for your research? Why?

What steps will you need to take to protect your participants?

How would you clean your data?

Identify the independent and dependent variables in your hypotheses.

Which type of study design will you use for this research? How will it differ from a classical experiment and why? How will this affect the validity of your results?

Conceptualize one dependent variable from your hypotheses. How will you measure this variable, and how will you collect the data that will measure it?

How will you draw a sample of participants for your research? Why?

What is contamination, and how would you try to minimize it?

What are the threats to internal validity, and how would you try to minimize them?

Identify the independent and dependent variables in your hypotheses.

How will you assign subjects to research groups? Why? What are the pros and cons of this approach?

What other ethical issues might be likely to arise in conducting this research?

What steps would you take to prepare for data collection?

Introduction

Interviewing

Observation and Ethnography

Surveys

Secondary Data Analysis

Existing Statistics Research

Content Analysis

Focus Groups

Filters