Definitions
Identified Employee Survey
Designs That Use Control Groups but No Pretest
Designs That Do Not use Control Groups
Which to use?
100

An experiment in which units are not randomly assigned to conditions

What is Quasi-Experiment

100

Assuring employees that their data will be kept confidential helps reduce concerns about privacy? True or False 

False 

100

What is the NR stand for in the notation below: 

NR    X    O1

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NR          O2  

Nonrandom assignment 

100

X   01

The One-Group Posttest-Only Design

100

Pathologist wants to look at patterns to figure out what caused the effect

What is The One-Group Posttest only Design with Multiple Substantive Posttests 

200

Surveys which retain the respondents' identifying information for a brief period of time

What is Temporarily Identified Surveys 

200

When employees feel that a survey is not anonymous, their answers become (blank) positive and (blank) in quality and truthfulness. 

More, Weaker 

200

Name one method of matching? 

Exact, Caliper, Index, Cluster, Benchmark

200

O1          X         O2

What is The One-Group Pretest-Posttest Design

200

Marketing company wants to look at toy advertising but adds nonadvertised toys as an additional variable

What is One-Group Pretest-Posttest Design Using a Nonequivalent Dependent Variable 

300

A dependent variable that is predicted not to change because of the treatment but is expected to respond to some or all of the contextually important internal validity threats in the same way as the target outcome

What is Nonequivalent dependent variable

300

Which two things help determine the value of using identified surveys? 

Level of Analysis and Time Span

300

If a job training intervention group is being compared to four other groups, what kind of design is being utilized? 

Posttest-Only Design Using Multiple Control Groups

300

O1      O2       X       O3

What is One-Group Pretest-Posttest Design Using a Double Pretest

300

Researcher wants to look at how methadone introduction effects narcotic usage. Experiment would look at directional effects when methadone is introduced, taken away, then reintroduced

What is repeated treatment design

400

What is Matching? 

When the researcher groups units with similar scores on the matching variable so that treatment and control groups each contain units with the same characteristics on the matching variable

400

Companies may use (blank) to help deal with employee privacy concerns. 

Professional Survey Vendors 

400

What type of construct compares actual and projected posttest scores? 

Regression Extrapolation 

400

O1      Treatment    O2           O3       Removal      O4 

What is Removed Treatment Design

400

Study effects of a course on calculus test scores without looking at pretest

What is The One-Group Posttest Only Design 

500

A predicted probability of group membership based on observed predictors, usually obtained from a logistic regression.

What is propensity score

500

Name two of the guidelines for professional use of identified surveys. 

Organizational policies, keep employees informed, avoid coercion, protect employee identities, responsible data use and duty to warn. 

500

What is "Hot Stuff Bias"? 

When a topic is hot, neither investigators nor editors are able to resist the temptation to publish additional results no matter how preliminary or shaky. 
500

(O1A     O1B)    X       (O2A     O2B)

What is One-Group Pretest-Posttest Design Using a Nonequivalent Dependent Variable 

500

Pretest-Posttest Design that limits maturation's effect on validity

What is One-Group Pretest-Posttest Design Using a Double Pretest 

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