TYPES OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH || PRACTICAL RESEARCH 2

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26 Aug 202116:22

Summary

TLDRThis educational video delves into quantitative research, distinguishing between non-experimental and experimental types. Non-experimental encompasses descriptive and correlational research, focusing on situational descriptions and variable relationships without intervention. Experimental research, in contrast, manipulates variables to establish cause and effect, with true and quasi-experimental designs offering varying levels of internal validity. The lesson provides examples to illustrate each type, aiming to clarify the research landscape for students.

Takeaways

  • 📚 Quantitative research is divided into non-experimental and experimental types.
  • 🔍 Non-experimental research includes descriptive and correlational research, focusing on describing phenomena or relationships without intervention.
  • 🔬 Descriptive research aims to describe the characteristics of populations or phenomena without manipulating variables or seeking cause and effect.
  • 📊 Correlational research investigates the nature of relationships between variables without necessarily exploring the underlying causes.
  • 📈 Positive correlation indicates that as one variable increases, the other also increases, while negative correlation shows an opposite trend.
  • 🧐 Experimental research is designed to establish causal relationships with high validity through hypothesis testing and statistical analysis.
  • 🎯 True experimental research is characterized by random group formation, manipulation of treatments, and testing cause and effect relationships.
  • 📝 One group post-test design in experimental research measures a single group's dependent variable after an intervention.
  • 📉 Two groups post-test design compares an experimental group with a control group after an intervention.
  • 🔄 Pre-test post-test design involves both experimental and control groups, with measurements taken before and after an intervention.
  • 🌐 Quasi-experimental research is similar to true experimental design but lacks random assignment of subjects to conditions.

Q & A

  • What are the two main classifications of quantitative research?

    -The two main classifications of quantitative research are non-experimental and experimental research.

  • What type of research is characterized by describing a situation or phenomenon without interference?

    -Non-experimental research is characterized by describing a situation or phenomenon without any interference from the researcher.

  • What are the two major kinds of non-experimental research mentioned in the script?

    -The two major kinds of non-experimental research mentioned are descriptive research and correlational research.

  • How does descriptive research differ from experimental research in terms of variable manipulation?

    -Descriptive research does not involve manipulation of variables or searching for cause and effect relationships, unlike experimental research.

  • What is the purpose of descriptive research in the context of the script?

    -The purpose of descriptive research is to describe the nature, characteristics, and components of populations or phenomena, and to determine the frequency and general attributes of the currently existing situation.

  • Can you provide an example of a situation where descriptive research might be used, as mentioned in the script?

    -An example of when descriptive research might be used is to find out how many senior high school students spend time playing online games, or how healthy the food served during lunchtime in public schools is.

  • What is the main focus of correlational research?

    -The main focus of correlational research is to investigate the nature of relationships or associations between variables without necessarily investigating the causal reasons underlying them.

  • What are the two types of correlation mentioned in the script?

    -The two types of correlation mentioned in the script are positive correlation and negative correlation.

  • How does experimental research differ from non-experimental research in terms of intervention?

    -Experimental research involves making changes or introducing treatments, which is a form of intervention, unlike non-experimental research where there is no intervention.

  • What are the three characteristics that identify true experimental research?

    -The three characteristics that identify true experimental research are randomly formed groups, manipulation of the treatment, and the main purpose of testing the true cause and effect relationship of variables.

  • What is the main difference between true experimental research and quasi-experimental research?

    -The main difference between true experimental research and quasi-experimental research is the absence of random assignment of subjects to conditions in quasi-experimental research.

  • How does the script suggest that one might measure the strength of the relationship between two variables?

    -The script suggests that one can measure the strength of the relationship between two variables through correlational research.

Outlines

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🔍 Introduction to Quantitative Research Types

This paragraph introduces the topic of the video, which is the discussion of different types of quantitative research. It distinguishes between non-experimental and experimental research, and further categorizes non-experimental research into descriptive and correlational types. The paragraph emphasizes the non-interventionist nature of non-experimental research, where data is collected without altering the variables, and provides examples such as studying online gaming habits of students or the nutritional value of school lunches. It also introduces the concept of experimental research, which involves hypothesis testing and the manipulation of variables to establish cause and effect relationships.

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📊 Descriptive and Correlational Research Details

The second paragraph delves deeper into the specifics of descriptive and correlational research within the non-experimental category. Descriptive research is highlighted for its focus on detailing the characteristics of a population or phenomenon without seeking cause and effect, exemplified by surveys on student gaming habits or academic performance. Correlational research, on the other hand, investigates the relationships between variables without necessarily establishing causality, such as the link between math grades and practical research scores. The paragraph also explains different types of correlations, including positive and negative correlations, using examples like the relationship between family income and daily allowance, or the inverse relationship between online gaming and GPA.

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🧪 Characteristics of Experimental Research Designs

This paragraph outlines the features of experimental research, emphasizing its goal of establishing high causal validity through a scientific approach that includes hypothesis testing, statistics, and probability. It introduces the concept of true experimental research, characterized by random group formation, manipulation of treatments, and the aim to test cause and effect relationships with the highest internal validity. The paragraph also describes different experimental designs, such as one-group post-test, two-groups post-test, and pre-test/post-test designs, each with its methodology and purpose in testing the effects of interventions like educational tools on academic performance.

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🌐 Quasi-Experimental Research and Conclusion

The final paragraph discusses quasi-experimental research, which is similar to true experimental design but lacks random assignment of subjects to conditions. It explains that in quasi-experimental research, some subjects receive interventions while others do not, allowing for the study of effects without full randomization. The paragraph concludes by thanking viewers for watching, encouraging them to like, subscribe, and stay updated for more video tutorials, and identifies the guide for learning in the沃尔玛 channel, presumably a mispronunciation or error in the script.

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Keywords

💡Quantitative Research

Quantitative research is a systematic investigation that focuses on numerical data and statistical analysis to test hypotheses and draw conclusions. In the video, it is the central theme, with the speaker discussing its different types and applications. The script mentions that quantitative research is divided into non-experimental and experimental categories, which are further broken down into descriptive, correlational, true experimental, and quasi-experimental research.

💡Non-Experimental Research

Non-experimental research is a type of study where the researcher observes and collects data without manipulating variables or introducing any interventions. The script explains that this type of research includes descriptive and correlational research, allowing the researcher to describe situations or phenomena and study relationships between variables without interference.

💡Descriptive Research

Descriptive research aims to describe the characteristics of a population or phenomenon. It is used to determine the frequency of occurrences and general attributes of the current situation. In the script, an example is given where descriptive research could be used to find out how many senior high school students spend time playing online games, illustrating its application in understanding behaviors or conditions.

💡Correlational Research

Correlational research investigates the relationships between variables without necessarily establishing causality. It measures the strength and direction of the relationship. The video script provides examples such as the relationship between mathematics performance and scores in practical research, and how factors like sex and mathematical ability, age and leadership style might correlate.

💡Positive Correlation

A positive correlation indicates that as one variable increases, the other variable also increases, or as one decreases, the other decreases as well. The script uses the example of family income and daily allowance to illustrate a positive correlation, where an increase in family income might lead to an increase in daily allowance.

💡Negative Correlation

Negative correlation is the opposite of positive correlation, where an increase in one variable results in a decrease in the other. The script mentions the relationship between playing online games and GPA as an example of negative correlation, suggesting that more time spent on games could lead to a lower GPA.

💡Experimental Research

Experimental research is a method that involves manipulating variables to establish cause-and-effect relationships. The script explains that this type of research is high in causal validity and includes hypothesis testing, statistics, and probability. It is divided into true experimental and quasi-experimental research.

💡True Experimental Research

True experimental research is characterized by random assignment of subjects to treatment conditions, manipulation of variables, and the testing of cause-and-effect relationships. The video script describes it as having the highest internal validity of all research designs and provides examples such as using an independent video learning tool to test its effect on academic performance.

💡Quasi-Experimental Research

Quasi-experimental research is similar to true experimental research but lacks random assignment of subjects. The script explains that in quasi-experimental research, some subjects receive interventions, but the assignment is not random, which can affect the internal validity of the study.

💡Intervention

In the context of the video, intervention refers to the introduction of a treatment, program, or strategy by the researcher to observe its effects on the study's variables. Intervention is a key aspect of both true and quasi-experimental research, as it allows for the testing of hypotheses and the establishment of cause-and-effect relationships.

💡Internal Validity

Internal validity is the degree to which a study's design and execution allow for confident conclusions about the cause-and-effect relationship between variables. The script mentions that true experimental research offers the highest internal validity because of its ability to control for extraneous variables through random assignment and manipulation of treatments.

Highlights

Quantitative research is divided into non-experimental and experimental types.

Non-experimental research includes descriptive and correlational research.

Descriptive research focuses on describing characteristics without manipulation of variables.

Descriptive research is used for surveys, such as the impact of online gaming on academic performance.

Correlational research investigates relationships between variables without implying causation.

Positive and negative correlations are explained with examples.

Experimental research aims for high causal validity with hypothesis testing and statistical analysis.

True experimental research is characterized by random group formation and treatment manipulation.

One-group post-test design is used to measure the effect of an intervention.

Two-group post-test design includes both experimental and control groups.

Pre-test and post-test design involves both groups being measured before and after an intervention.

Quasi-experimental research is similar to true experimental but lacks random subject assignment.

The importance of random selection in maintaining internal validity is emphasized.

The video provides examples of how different research designs can be applied in educational settings.

The video concludes with an encouragement to like, subscribe, and stay updated for more tutorials.

The video guide aims to support learning in the field of research methodology.

The video discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on current events and scenarios in research.

The transcript highlights the importance of understanding different types of quantitative research for academic and practical applications.

Transcripts

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we will discuss the types of

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quantitative research but before we

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proceed to our discussion don't forget

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to like our videos and subscribe nko

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quantitative researches are classified

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into non-experimental and experimental

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quantitative research

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second experimental

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descriptive research

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and correlational research

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and under experimental research

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through experimental and

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quasi-experimental

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non-experimental research this kind of

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research

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a situation or phenomenon or the

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relationship between two or more

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variables without any interference from

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the proponent so ma'ariton current

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events or scenarios

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researchers collect data without making

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changes or introducing treatments so in

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non-experimental research

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intervention suppressing abby nothing

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research

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non-experimental research first is the

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descriptive research

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it deals with describing the nature

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characteristics and components of the

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populations or a phenomenon

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manipulation of variable or search for

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cause and effect is not applicable in

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relating to the phenomenon and this

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design attempts to determine the

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frequency with which it occurs and find

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general attributes of the presently

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existing situation

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issues and then manipulation of

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variables is not applicable so indeed

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experimental research

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a descriptive research is more in survey

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so for example descriptive research is

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used for if you want to know

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how many are senior high school students

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spent in playing online games

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another how many mile north students who

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failed in the achievement test

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how healthy is the food served during

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lunch time in the public school so it is

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factors affecting the academic

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performance of senior high school

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students so young word no factors

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possible factors

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academic performance

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another kind of non-experimental

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research is the correlational research

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it is primarily concerned with an

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orderly systematic investigation of the

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nature of relationships or associations

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between the among variables without

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necessarily investigating into casual

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reason underlying them

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furthermore it is also concerned with

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the extent of relationships that exist

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between or among the variables so this

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research design is to measure the

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strength of the relationship between two

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variables

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for example

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the performance in mathematics and the

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score in practical research too if per

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poor months in mathematics can be used

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to predict performance then the higher

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the mathematics grade the higher most

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likely be the score in practical

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research too correlational research in

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employed if you like to know for example

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if the following factors are related to

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each other

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sex and mathematical ability

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age and leadership style

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and the occupation and the life span so

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between the relationship of two

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variables

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the different types of correlation so

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first is positive correlation an

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increase in one variable

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needs to increase the other variable a

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decrease in one variable will also

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decrease in the other variable so for

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example

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family income and daily allowance

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and so

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another type of correlation is the

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negative correlation so

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it is a positive correlation at the end

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because a positive correlation

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it is a negative correlation capacity is

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some variable to mata axiom

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other variable

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positive correlation

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about correlational so the relationship

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research is the experimental research so

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this kind of research is centrally

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concerned with constructing research

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that is high in causal validity so

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hypothesis testing

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attends statistics and probability so

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hypothesis testing apply nothing details

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experimental research

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researchers collect data with making

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changes or introducing treatments so

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non-experimental research

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research mega meeting intervention or

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so there are two major kinds of

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experimental research first is the true

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identified by three characteristics

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first is the randomly formed groups so

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it's a experimental or true experimental

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test the true cause and effect

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relationship

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of variables involved in the study

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according to prieto

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it offers the highest internal validity

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of all the designs

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group of individuals is measured in some

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dependent variable after an intervention

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effect on academic performance of senior

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group post-test design first of course

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post-test design

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it's a true experimental research class

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the quasi-experimental

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this kind of research is almost the same

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as that of true experimental design the

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assignment of subject to other

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