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Research Strategy

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Propose a research strategy Select topic identify the research problem, conduct a research study literature review, state the research hypothesis, determine research strategy, design and procedures, determine data analysis techniques
Method section of Papaer involves Determine research strategy, design and procedures
Naturalistic Obvervation Observation and recording behavior in a natual setting without and intevention unobtrusisve, uncontrolled, no casual interpretation
Contrived Observation Structures observation, observer sets up a situation so that events can be observed without waiting for them to occur natuarlly, labatory, reactivity
Correlation observation two variables are measures and recorded for each individual in a group -1 to 1 Negative/postivive/ no relationships, strength of relationship, prediction, does not occur with causation
Non experimental research design attempts to demonstrate a differnce between two var. by comparing diffrent groups of scores but makes no attept to minimize threats to internal validity to explain the relationships, no causal explanations- pretest, post test,
Case Study in depth study amd detailed description of a single individual intervention, case history, unrepresentative sample, no causal interpretation
Quasi- experimental like experimental designs has experiemental like controls, goal is to attempt a cause and effect relationshio between 2 variables, always has flaws- usally assignment bias, no causal interpretation
Experimental method researcher controls and manipulates variables to discover their effects provides casual information to explain behavior
Independent Variable experimenter manipulating
Dependent Variable Measured/believed to be influeced by IDV
Random Assingment equal probability of being selected to be in each condition level of the IDV
Advantages of experimental method Determine the cause and effect relationships
Disadvantages of experimental method May be artificial or impossible to manipulate the IDV, bias
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