Quantitative Research Methodology Flashcards

(36 cards)

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describes the research mode (quali/quanti, specific research type)

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Research Design

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2
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target population & sample frame

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respondents of the study

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specific type of instrument that will be used as questionnaires, etc.

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Instrument of the Study

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instrument must pass the validity and reliability tests before it is utilized

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establishing and validating reliability

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5
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  • one of the many ways of establishing objectivity of research findings
  • subjecting the data to different but appropriate statistical formulas and processes
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statistical treatment

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6
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  • concerned primarily with cause & effect relationship
  • known as the “method of difference”
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experimental design

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there are variables that are not part of the study but are believed to influence the outcomes

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experimental research

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labeled threats to internal & external validity

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intervening or extraneous variables

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9
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the degree to which changes in the dependent variable can be attributed to the dependent variable

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internal validity

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10
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the degree to which changes in the dependent variable can be attributed to the extraneous variable

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external validity

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11
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ability of a certain tool to measure what it intends to measure

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validity

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12
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when the subjects or respondents of the study are not randomly selected

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selection bias

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13
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enumerate the threats to internal validity

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  1. selection bias
  2. maturation
  3. history
  4. instrumentation change
  5. mortality
  6. testing
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14
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when the experiment is conducted beyond a longer period of time during which most of the subjects undergo physical, emotional, and/or psychological changes

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maturation

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15
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happens during the conduct of the study when an unusual event affects the result of the experiment

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history

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16
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the instrument used in gathering the data must not be changed or replaced during the conduct of the study

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instrumentation change

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  • when 1 or more subjects die, drop out, or transfer.
  • participation in the experiment is not completed
18
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when a pretest is given to subjects who have knowledge of baseline data

19
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enumerate the threats to external validity

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  1. experimenter effect
  2. hawthorne effect
  3. measurement effect
20
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the characteristics of the researcher affect the behavior of the subjects/respondents

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experimenter effect

21
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respondents/subjects respond artificially to the treatment because they know they are being observed as part of the research study

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hawthorne effect

22
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subjects have been exposed to the treatment through taking the pretest

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measurement effect

23
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  1. Subjects are randomly assigned to groups
  2. A pretest is given to both groups.
  3. The experimental group receives the treatment while the control group does not
  4. A posttest is given to both groups
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PRETEST-POSTTEST CONTROLLED GROUP DESIGN

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  1. Subjects are randomly assigned to groups
  2. The experimental group receives the treatment while the control group does not.
  3. A posttest is given to both groups.
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POSTTEST CONTROLLED GROUP DESIGN

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1. Subjects are randomly assigned to groups 2. Two of the groups (experimental group 1 and control group 1) are pretested. 3. The other two groups (experimental group 2 and control group 2) receive the routine treatment or no treatment. 4. A posttest is given to all four groups
SOLOMON FOUR-GROUP DESIGN
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In this design, it is either no control group or the subject are not randomly assigned to groups.
Quasi-Experimental Design
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No random assignment of subjects to the experimental and control groups.
Non-Equivalent Controlled Group Design
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The researcher periodically observes or measures the subjects.
Time-Series Design
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In this design, the researcher has little control over the research which makes this design to be weak.
Pre-Experimental Design
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A single group is exposed to an experimental treatment then the researcher will observe the group after the treatment.
One-Shot Case Study
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The researcher provides comparative description of a group of subjects before and after the experimental treatment.
One-Group Pretest-Posttest Design
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Quantitative Research Designs
- Experimental Research Design - Non-experimental Research Design
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Experimental Research Designs
- True Experimental Design - Quasi-Experimental Design - Pre-Experimental Design
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True Experimental Designs
- Pretest-posttest controlled group deisgn - Posttest only controlled group design - Solomon four-group design
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Pretest and posttest have..?
Multiple observations
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Pre-experimental designs
- One-shot case study - One-group pretest-posttest design