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This core textbook introduces psychology students to research methods. The author’s principal goal is to present methods in a way that will lend coherence to the material. He does this by providing a meaningful framework based around Campbell and Stanley’s "threats to validity" and by organizing the book around the phases of the research process. In addition, in his approach and via boxed features, the author encourages and models a process of critical thinking for students.
Arranging the Comparisons III: Evaluating Research Designs
Arranging the Comparisons III: Evaluating Research Designs
- A Quick Guide to Chapter 7: Evaluating
- Research Designs
- Introduction to the Chapter
- Evaluating Pre-Experimental Research Designs
- Pre-Experimental Designs That Compare Over Time (Within Subjects): PT Designs
- PT1: The One-Shot Case Study
- PT2: The One-Group Pretest-Posttest Design
- Pre-Experimental Designs That Compare Among Groups (Between Subjects): PG Designs
- PG1: The Static-Group Comparison Design
- PG2: The Correlational Design
- Pre-Experimental Designs That Compare Over Time (Within Subjects): PT Designs
- Evaluating True Experimental Research Designs
- True Experimental Designs That Compare over Time (within Subjects): TT Designs
- TT1: The Equivalent Time Samples Design
- TT2: The Equivalent Materials Samples Design
- True Experimental Designs That Compare Among Groups (Between Subjects): TG Designs
- TG1: The Pretest-Posttest Control Group Design
- TG2: The Posttest-Only Control Group Design
- TG3: The Solomon Four-Group Design
- True Experimental Designs That Compare over Time (within Subjects): TT Designs
- Evaluating Quasi-Experimental Research Designs
- Quasi-Experimental Designs That Compare Over Time (Within Subjects): QT Designs
- QT1: ...
- Quasi-Experimental Designs That Compare Over Time (Within Subjects): QT Designs
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