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| Experiment - Is an arrangement of conditions or procedures for the purpose of testing some hypothesis. The design of the experiment focuses on (a) the antecedent conditions themselves (independent variable) and (b) the outcome or results of the experiments ( dependent variable ). | |
| Experimental Design - Athabasca University 4/5 Student |
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| Experimental Design - Experimental Design. What effects our ability to get a good result? Powerpoint presentaion in lecture style by Leeds University UK 3/5 Student3/5 Student | ||
| Experimental Design Typology by Dr. Jazwinski - Experimental Design Typology. Experimental research has the goal of discovering cause effect relationships. Only basic information presented 2/5 Student | ||
| Internet Psychology Laboratory - Cover the areas of Memory/Learning, perception, Cognition and Auditory perception 4/5 Student | ||
| Introduction to Research - Covers all major issues 3/5 Student | ||
| Longitudinal Studies - Basic Information only. 2/5 StudentBasic Information only. 2/5 Student | ||
| Longitudinal Studies of Child Abuse and Neglect (LONGSCAN) 3/5 | ||
| Methods of Psychological Research - Presented by the German Psychological Society 2/5 Student | ||
| Research Design: Cross-Sectional and Retrospective Studies - Lecture presentation 2/5 StudentLecture presentation 2/5 Student | ||
| Research Methods Explained - Research methods textbook and hints 5 5/5 Student | ||
| Welcome to the Centre for Longitudinal Studies - This is the homepage of the Centre for Longitudinal Studies (CLS). It contains information about the CLS and the activities we are involved in. 3/5 Student This is the homepage of the Centre for Longitudinal Studies (CLS). It contains information about the CLS and the activities we are involved in. 3/5 Student | ||
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| Application Notes on Experimental Design and Optimization – Application notes is a series of short articles on different practical optimization 3/5 Student |
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| Correlational versus Experimental Studies - Basis experimental information together with lecture and test quizes. 3/5 Student | ||
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Methods in Behavioural Research - Text Book 3/5 StudentMethods in Behavioural Research - Text Book 3/5 Student | |
| Unobtrusive Measures - Unobtrusive Measures (Unusual Ways to Find Things Out) Closed Description: This course delivers several powerful messages, e.g, (1) Enhanced measurement of key variables improves the accuracy, sensitivity, and interpretability of evaluations 4/5 Student Unobtrusive Measures (Unusual Ways to Find Things Out) Closed Description: This course delivers several powerful messages, e.g, (1) Enhanced measurement of key variables improves the accuracy, sensitivity, and interpretability of evaluations 4/5 Student | ||
| Unobtrusive Measures - Unobtrusive measures Webb et al.(1971) Nonobtrusive Measures: Nonreactive Research in the Social Sciences 3/5 Student Unobtrusive measures Webb et al.(1971) Nonobtrusive Measures: Nonreactive Research in the Social Sciences 3/5 Student | ||
| Goals: Unobtrusive Research - Using Existing Research and Data; Doing Unobtrusive Research 2/5 StudentUsing Existing Research and Data; Doing Unobtrusive Research 2/5 Student | ||
| Using Unobtrusive Measures to Gather Information and Spur Change - Unobtrusive" Data Collection When most people decide they need information for a project, they immediately think in terms of surveys and interview projects. Few consider the wealth of information already collected by the organization. These are .....2/5 StudentUnobtrusive" Data Collection When most people decide they need information for a project, they immediately think in terms of surveys and interview projects. Few consider the wealth of information already collected by the organization. These are .....2/5 Student | ||
