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- 1It refers to an overall strategy that a researcher uses to logically and coherently integrate the various components of a study.Research Design
- 2Quasi Experimental and Experimental can be distinguished with what use?Intervention
- 3It involves the manipulation of the independent variable in the experiment.Intervention or treatment
- 4Participants subjected to the intervention.Treatment/Experimental Group
- 5Participants not subjected to the intervention.Control Group
- 6Has already been established before the study takes place.Intact groups
- 7Variable that can affect your study.Extraneous Variable
- 8It refers to the observed change in behavior due to consciousness that they are under observations.Hawthorne Effect
- 9It is a development approach to improve the planning and execution of creative designs such as software or technology development.Prototyping
- 10What is the example of Prototyping?World Wide Web
- 11It refers to the process of systematically selecting individuals, units, or groups to be analysed during the conduct of study.Sampling
- 12Refers to the extent your findings can be applied in other contexts.Generalizability
- 13Normally used in qualitative studies because it utilizes “Introspection”. In n, it refers to the rule of thumb for the sample size used in a study.Heuristics
- 14How many number of participants in Survey?800
- 15How many number of participants in Correlational?100 to 200
- 16How many number of participants in Ex Post Facto?30+
- 17How many number of participants in Experimental?30 or more
- 18Read similar studies to yours and check the sample size that they used.Literature Review
- 19Determining the size with what use?Formula
- 20It is most precise, from the principle of Statistical Power. Used to determine the sample size sufficient for measuring the effect size.Power Analysis
- 21Refers to the degree of difference between the control and treatment groups.Effect Size
- 22The deliberate selection of samples based on their characteristics.Purposive Sampling
- 23Involves the selection of a group of participants from a larger population by chance.Random Sampling
- 24Individuals in a given population all have an equal chance of being selected. The BEST WAY to obtain a representative sample.Simple Random Sampling
- 25Similar to simple random sampling (by chance). Population is divided into subgroups (strata). The samples are not from the population as a whole.Stratified
- 26This is to overcome a large size.Cluster Sampling
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