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1Classical Experiment
- ADon’t just have a control and experimental group, have several experimental groups that each have a different level of an independent variable
- BRequires you to randomly assign treatment
- CAny significant large scale event that is likely to affect your respondents across the board
- DWhether what you observed in the process of an experiment actually applies in the real world
2How are dependent variables measured?
- ATest given after a segment to determine the achievement and effectiveness of the segment
- BPeople react to the fact that they’re being watched
- CThey are measured based on responding to the independent variable
- DNatural change that occurs in people’s lives
3Post – Test
- ATest given after a segment to determine the achievement and effectiveness of the segment
- BAny significant large scale event that is likely to affect your respondents across the board
- CThe group that receives the variable being tested
- DRequires you to randomly assign treatment
4Control Group
- AStudies designed to measure health independently of service-use
- BTest given after a segment to determine the achievement and effectiveness of the segment
- CWrite a narrative, talk about something
- DThe group that receives the placebo effect, no variable
5Open Ended Question
- ALikert scale
- BWrite a narrative, talk about something
- CWhen you pre-test the survey you constructed and then discuss potential issues
- DThe number of people whom answered the survey divided by the number of people in the sample
6Rapport
- AStudies designed to measure health independently of service-use
- BClose-ended question that asks respondents to evaluate one or more row items using the same set of column choices
- CThe people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well
- DNational survey of approximately 49,000 to 77,400 households that focuses on the frequency of crime victimization
7Matrix Questions
- AClose-ended question that asks respondents to evaluate one or more row items using the same set of column choices
- BMonitoring social media for information
- CA question that is answered only if the respondent gives a particular response to a previous question
- DWhen you pre-test the survey you constructed and then discuss potential issues
8Community Survey
- AMost frequently used
- BStudies designed to measure health independently of service-use
- COften used to solicit information in projects that can be considered to be very sensitive
- DEvery element in the population has a known probability of selection while in the latter the probability is not known
9Non-Probability Sampling
- ASamples are selected based on the subjective judgement of the researcher, rather than random selection
- BWhatever is going on in the sample is not going on just with the people being tested but is going on in the population in general
- COnly draw first person at random, then skip over certain people on the list as you advance
- DSubset of individuals from the population
10Face-to-Face Interview
- AThe number of people whom answered the survey divided by the number of people in the sample
- BNational survey of approximately 49,000 to 77,400 households that focuses on the frequency of crime victimization
- CThe people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well
- DOften used to solicit information in projects that can be considered to be very sensitive
11Contingency questions
- AA question that is answered only if the respondent gives a particular response to a previous question
- BEvery person in the population is put into a sampling frame, everyone is given a number at random
- CSubset of individuals from the population
- DEvery element in the population has a known probability of selection while in the latter the probability is not known
12External Validity
- APeople react to the fact that they’re being watched
- BDon’t just have a control and experimental group, have several experimental groups that each have a different level of an independent variable
- CWhether what you observed in the process of an experiment actually applies in the real world
- DYou can eliminate temporal order with the pre-test and post-test, this is the only strategy that can deal with omitted variables
13Double-Blind Experiment
- AOnly draw first person at random, then skip over certain people on the list as you advance
- BParticipants are blinded, as well as the researchers
- CPeople in the sample resemble in all kinds of ways people in the population
- DWhatever is going on in the sample is not going on just with the people being tested but is going on in the population in general
14Systematic Random Sampling
- AMost frequently used
- BOnly draw first person at random, then skip over certain people on the list as you advance
- CFocuses on the opinions of a population by conducting a series of questions
- DStudies designed to measure health independently of service-use
15Social Network Measures
- AMonitoring social media for information
- BWrite a narrative, talk about something
- CA question that is answered only if the respondent gives a particular response to a previous question
- DThe people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well
16Response Rate
- AClose-ended question that asks respondents to evaluate one or more row items using the same set of column choices
- BStudies designed to measure health independently of service-use
- CNational survey of approximately 49,000 to 77,400 households that focuses on the frequency of crime victimization
- DThe number of people whom answered the survey divided by the number of people in the sample
17Telephone Interview
- AOnly draw first person at random, then skip over certain people on the list as you advance
- BSamples are selected based on the subjective judgement of the researcher, rather than random selection
- CAn interview conducted over the phone
- DEvery person in the population is put into a sampling frame, everyone is given a number at random
18Stratified Random Sample
- AOnly draw first person at random, then skip over certain people on the list as you advance
- BPopulation sample that requires the population to be divided into smaller groups
- CEvery element in the population has a known probability of selection while in the latter the probability is not known
- DInvolves the distribution of a detailed questionnaire to a sample of people
19Self-report crime
- AAn interview conducted by yourself
- BInvolves the distribution of a detailed questionnaire to a sample of people
- CEvery element in the population has a known probability of selection while in the latter the probability is not known
- DAny significant large scale event that is likely to affect your respondents across the board
20History
- AWhether what you observed in the process of an experiment actually applies in the real world
- BWhatever is going on in the sample is not going on just with the people being tested but is going on in the population in general
- CIncludes all of the elements from a set of data
- DAny significant large scale event that is likely to affect your respondents across the board
21Pre – Test
- ATest given to determine student’s baseline knowledge
- BRequires you to randomly assign treatment
- CA fake treatment
- DA fake treatment
Participants are blinded, as well as the researchers
22How are independent variables measured?
- ASamples are selected based on the subjective judgement of the researcher, rather than random selection
- BPeople in the sample resemble in all kinds of ways people in the population
- CBy being the variable that is selected, manipulated and measured
- DPopulation sample that requires the population to be divided into smaller groups
23Close Ended Question
- AAny significant large scale event that is likely to affect your respondents across the board
- BFocuses on the opinions of a population by conducting a series of questions
- CAn interview conducted over the phone
- DLikert scale
- EWrite a narrative, talk about something
24Response Rate
- AFocuses on the opinions of a population by conducting a series of questions
- BThe number of people whom answered the survey divided by the number of people in the sample
- CWhen you pre-test the survey you constructed and then discuss potential issues
- DNational survey of approximately 49,000 to 77,400 households that focuses on the frequency of crime victimization
25Generalizability
- AWhatever is going on in the sample is not going on just with the people being tested but is going on in the population in general
- BDon’t just have a control and experimental group, have several experimental groups that each have a different level of an independent variable
- CBy being the variable that is selected, manipulated and measured
- DNatural change that occurs in people’s lives
26Maturation
- ANatural change that occurs in people’s lives
- BPeople react to the fact that they’re being watched
- CStudies designed to measure health independently of service-use
- DClose-ended question that asks respondents to evaluate one or more row items using the same set of column choices
27Victimization Survey
- ASamples are selected based on the subjective judgement of the researcher, rather than random selection
- BAn interview conducted by yourself
- CEvery element in the population has a known probability of selection while in the latter the probability is not known
- DNational survey of approximately 49,000 to 77,400 households that focuses on the frequency of crime victimization
28Placebo Effect
- ARandomly assigning participants to different groups
- BA fake treatment
- CTest given to determine student’s baseline knowledge
- DRequires you to randomly assign treatment
29Random assignment
- ATest given after a segment to determine the achievement and effectiveness of the segment
- BRandomly assigning participants to different groups
- CParticipants are blinded, as well as the researchers
- DWhether what you observed in the process of an experiment actually applies in the real world
30How does classical experiment deal with the problem of temporal order and with the omitted variable problem?
- AOnly draw first person at random, then skip over certain people on the list as you advance
- BPeople in the sample resemble in all kinds of ways people in the population
- CSubset of individuals from the population
- DYou can eliminate temporal order with the pre-test and post-test, this is the only strategy that can deal with omitted variables
31Sample
- AAny significant large scale event that is likely to affect your respondents across the board
- BSubset of individuals from the population
- CDon’t just have a control and experimental group, have several experimental groups that each have a different level of an independent variable
- DRandomly assigning participants to different groups
32Simple Random Sample
- AEvery person in the population is put into a sampling frame, everyone is given a number at random
- BPopulation sample that requires the population to be divided into smaller groups
- CAn interview conducted over the phone
- DEvery element in the population has a known probability of selection while in the latter the probability is not known
33Telephone Interview
- AOften used to solicit information in projects that can be considered to be very sensitive
- BAn interview conducted by yourself
- CAn interview conducted over the phone
- DIncludes all of the elements from a set of data
34Representative Sample
- APopulation sample that requires the population to be divided into smaller groups
- BPeople in the sample resemble in all kinds of ways people in the population
- COften used to solicit information in projects that can be considered to be very sensitive
- DSamples are selected based on the subjective judgement of the researcher, rather than random selection
35Probability vs. Non-Probability
- AEvery element in the population has a known probability of selection while in the latter the probability is not known
- BInvolves the distribution of a detailed questionnaire to a sample of people
- CThe people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well
- DClose-ended question that asks respondents to evaluate one or more row items using the same set of column choices
36Pilot Study
- AOften used to solicit information in projects that can be considered to be very sensitive
- BWhen you pre-test the survey you constructed and then discuss potential issues
- CStudies designed to measure health independently of service-use
- DClose-ended question that asks respondents to evaluate one or more row items using the same set of column choices
37Public Opinion
- AA fake treatment
- BYou can eliminate temporal order with the pre-test and post-test, this is the only strategy that can deal with omitted variables
- CDon’t just have a control and experimental group, have several experimental groups that each have a different level of an independent variable
- DFocuses on the opinions of a population by conducting a series of questions
38Factorial Design
- ATest given after a segment to determine the achievement and effectiveness of the segment
- BDon’t just have a control and experimental group, have several experimental groups that each have a different level of an independent variable
- CInvolves the distribution of a detailed questionnaire to a sample of people
- DA question that is answered only if the respondent gives a particular response to a previous question
39Experimental Group
- AThe group that receives the variable being tested
- BYou can eliminate temporal order with the pre-test and post-test, this is the only strategy that can deal with omitted variables
- CThe group that receives the placebo effect, no variable
- DEvery person in the population is put into a sampling frame, everyone is given a number at random
40Multistage Cluster Sampling
- AEvery element in the population has a known probability of selection while in the latter the probability is not known
- BMonitoring social media for information
- CMost frequently used
- DFocuses on the opinions of a population by conducting a series of questions
41Self-Administered
- AInvolves the distribution of a detailed questionnaire to a sample of people
- BAn interview conducted by yourself
- CWrite a narrative, talk about something
- DClose-ended question that asks respondents to evaluate one or more row items using the same set of column choices
42Population
- ADon’t just have a control and experimental group, have several experimental groups that each have a different level of an independent variable
- BBy being the variable that is selected, manipulated and measured
- CWhether what you observed in the process of an experiment actually applies in the real world
- DIncludes all of the elements from a set of data
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