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A qualitative research method employing an unstructured or semi-structured series of questions.
Participants in an experiment that are not exposed to the independent variable.
A series of related questions designed to measure an underlying concept such as mastery.
Experiments that take place in people's everyday environments.
Specific statements about how variables will relate to one another in a research study.
Variables for which response categories are ordered but the distances between adjacent categories are not necessarily equal.
Semi-structured interviews with small groups of people.
The variable that is predicted to change as a result of the independent variable.
When a study yields the same results using the same techniques and data.
Participants in an experiment that are exposed to an independent variable.
Experiments in which the experiences and behaviors of participants are monitored in a controlled laboratory setting.
A sample in which any available person is included in the study.
How valid or accurate the findings of the study are.
A type of quantitative research procedure in which investigators control participants' exposure to an independent variable.
A form of qualitative study in which researchers directly observe people's behavior.
Groups that ensure that the benefits of a research project outweigh any potential harm to research participants.
Translating a concept into something that can be measured.
A type of variable in which the difference between any two adjacent values is the same.
The larger group of people about whom a researcher seeks to draw conclusions.
The variable predicted to lead to a change in the dependent variable.
A measure of the dependent variable after exposure to the independent variable in an experiment.
A form of qualitative research in which a researcher becomes a member of the group being studied.
A form of field research that includes a descriptive analysis of a group or organization.
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Interval variables
Natural or field experiments
Posttest
Control group
Dependent variable
Operationalize
Validity
Hypotheses
In-depth interviews
Ordinal variables
Reliability
Ethnography
Independent variable
Indices
Population
Convenience sample
Field research
Experiment
Focus groups
Participant observation
Experimental group
Internal Review Boards
Laboratory experiments
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
A qualitative research method employing an unstructured or semi-structured series of questions.
Participants in an experiment that are not exposed to the independent variable.
A series of related questions designed to measure an underlying concept such as mastery.
Experiments that take place in people's everyday environments.
Specific statements about how variables will relate to one another in a research study.
Variables for which response categories are ordered but the distances between adjacent categories are not necessarily equal.
Semi-structured interviews with small groups of people.
The variable that is predicted to change as a result of the independent variable.
When a study yields the same results using the same techniques and data.
Participants in an experiment that are exposed to an independent variable.
Experiments in which the experiences and behaviors of participants are monitored in a controlled laboratory setting.
A sample in which any available person is included in the study.
How valid or accurate the findings of the study are.
A type of quantitative research procedure in which investigators control participants' exposure to an independent variable.
A form of qualitative study in which researchers directly observe people's behavior.
Groups that ensure that the benefits of a research project outweigh any potential harm to research participants.
Translating a concept into something that can be measured.
A type of variable in which the difference between any two adjacent values is the same.
The larger group of people about whom a researcher seeks to draw conclusions.
The variable predicted to lead to a change in the dependent variable.
A measure of the dependent variable after exposure to the independent variable in an experiment.
A form of qualitative research in which a researcher becomes a member of the group being studied.
A form of field research that includes a descriptive analysis of a group or organization.
Premises:
A qualitative research method employing an unstructured or semi-structured series of questions.
Participants in an experiment that are not exposed to the independent variable.
A series of related questions designed to measure an underlying concept such as mastery.
Experiments that take place in people's everyday environments.
Specific statements about how variables will relate to one another in a research study.
Variables for which response categories are ordered but the distances between adjacent categories are not necessarily equal.
Semi-structured interviews with small groups of people.
The variable that is predicted to change as a result of the independent variable.
When a study yields the same results using the same techniques and data.
Participants in an experiment that are exposed to an independent variable.
Experiments in which the experiences and behaviors of participants are monitored in a controlled laboratory setting.
A sample in which any available person is included in the study.
How valid or accurate the findings of the study are.
A type of quantitative research procedure in which investigators control participants' exposure to an independent variable.
A form of qualitative study in which researchers directly observe people's behavior.
Groups that ensure that the benefits of a research project outweigh any potential harm to research participants.
Translating a concept into something that can be measured.
A type of variable in which the difference between any two adjacent values is the same.
The larger group of people about whom a researcher seeks to draw conclusions.
The variable predicted to lead to a change in the dependent variable.
A measure of the dependent variable after exposure to the independent variable in an experiment.
A form of qualitative research in which a researcher becomes a member of the group being studied.
A form of field research that includes a descriptive analysis of a group or organization.
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