What design is dat?
Quasi.....Chop
Shake and Bake
oooh girl - that ain't valid!
Researcher say what?
100
These are the two big research categories.
What is Quantitative and Qualitative
100
This is a key to what makes a study quasi - experimental.
What is randomization?
100
Dr. Baker was Mr. Alpha Omicron Pi in college - he dressed up as this female restaurant role that is quite popular.
What is a Hooters waitress?
100
If an unanticipated event occurs that impacts your study, this threat should be noted.
What is history effect?
100
This external validity refers to if your results generalize to your population.
What is population validity?
200
This is a design that allows you to infer causation and has randomization.
What is experimental design?
200
To be quasi or experimental you must do this to variables.
What is manipulate?
200
Dr. Baker hails from this small New Mexico town.
What is Portales?
200
If a study is a four year study, this threat is automatically a concern.
What is maturation effect?
200
If you do a laboratory experiment, you run the risk of this threat due to a change in settings.
What is ecological validity?
300
This is a type of qualitative design (there are three).
What are phenomenology, ethnography, or case study?
300
For any type of experiment there must be an extra group called this.
What is a comparison/control group?
300
This is Dr. Baker's absolute favorite musical artist (since he was 8).
Who is Garth Brooks?
300
If you give a repeated test three times, you should be mindful of this effect.
What is testing effect?
300
Do your studies extend to populations at different times is answered by this.
What is temporal validity?
400
This design allows you to monitor a group over time.
What is a times-series design?
400
Random assignment controls for this.
What is individual differences?
400
Dr. Baker has this many bossy older sisters.
What is three?
400
If people die, or more realistically people drop out of your study, this effect is present.
What is mortality effect?
400
If your instrument to measure "efficacy" sucks, you might struggle with this type of external validity.
What is outcome validity?
500
What is a major limitation to an experimental design?
What is lack of generalizability to real settings?
500
This is an experiment conducted in a natural setting.
What is field experiment?
500
Dr. Baker has these two legitimate phobias.
What is fear of snakes and small spaces.
500
If there are any subtle changes between independent variable groups, you run the risk of this effect.
What is environmental effects?
500
If you are in a study and everything looks right but you just aren't feeling it - this is occurring.
What is mundane realism?
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