Exam 6: Critically Appraising Quasi-Experiments: Nonequivalent Comparison Groups Designs
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Which of the following could be cited to support the comparability of groups in a nonequivalent comparison groups design?
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The plausibility of a selectivity bias can be assessed by employing multivariate data analysis procedures.
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Pilot studies with serious design limitations can have utility.
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Explain the value of switching replications in studies using nonequivalent comparison groups designs.
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Which statement is the most appropriate interpretation of the following results of a study evaluating the effectiveness of an innovative program that aims to increase victim empathy scores among prisoners?


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The plausibility of a selectivity bias can be reduced by employing switching replications.
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Explain the value of multiple pretests in studies using nonequivalent comparison groups designs.
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The plausibility of a selectivity bias can be reduced by employing multiple pretests.
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The plausibility of a selectivity bias can be reduced by employing nonequivalent dependent variables.
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Random assignment is often infeasible in real-world practice settings.
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Which of the following statements is/are true about propensity score matching?
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A limitation of propensity score matching is that it might be difficult to ascertain when exactly an intervention was implemented, especially if the data were collected infrequently.
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Which of the following statements is/are true about pilot studies?
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Which is the best interpretation for the following results using switching replications in a nonequivalent comparison groups design study evaluating the effects of an innovative intervention to reduce temper tantrums?


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Which is the best interpretation for the following results using multiple pretests in a nonequivalent comparison groups design study evaluating the effects of an innovative intervention to improve self esteem?


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Discuss the limitations as well as the possible value of pilot studies that use designs with weak internal validity.
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Construct a multivariate statistical table that illustrates an outcome that is attributable to a selectivity bias.
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The key issue in judging whether a study using a nonequivalent comparison groups design achieves a credible degree of internal validity is the extent to which its authors provide a persuasive case that the groups being compared are really comparable.
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Which statement is the most appropriate interpretation of the following results of a study evaluating the effectiveness of an innovative program that aims to prevent recidivism among released prisoners?


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