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Non-Experimental Designs
100

Variable that can not be controlled/manipulated but only selected (ex: race).

What is a subject variable?

100
In a design with more than one IV, the overall effect of of one of the IVs on the DV.
What is a main effect?
100

You would use a chi-square design when you have these types of dependent variables.

What is a categorical variables?

100

The effect size for Chi Sq

What is Phi or Cramer's V?

100
An intensive study of one individual or group.
What is a case study?
200

Quasi-experimental designs lack this hall mark of true experimental designs?

What is random assignment of all IVs?

200
When the effect of one IV depends on the level of the other IV(s)
What is an interaction?
200

The critical value for X2 with 1 df

What is 3.84?

200

The likelihood that a study will detect an effect when there is an effect to be detected

What is statistical power?

200
Non-experimental design are typically high in _____ but low in _____.
What are external validity & internal validity
300

Why we don't use random assignment for some IVs?

What is because it is either (a) impossible or (b) unethical?

300

The number of possible main effects in a 3 x 2 design?

What is 2?

300

The number of possible interactions in a 2 x 2 design.

What is 1?

300

Uses different methods to address the same research question

What is a multi-method approach?

300

In observational studies, we don’t want people to know they’re being studied, in order to avoid ______.

What are reactivity & demand characteristics?

400

Design that uses a group similar to the treatment group to serve as a comparison group

What is non-equivalent control group design?

400
A three way design has ____ IVs.
What is three?
400

The type of test you conduct when you have two between subject IVs and a continuous DV?

What is a factorial ANOVA or two-way ANOVA?

400
When researchers explore the same research question but use different procedures from the original study
What is a conceptual replication?
400

What you do when you cannot control for confounds in non-experimental designs.

What is measure them/ statistically control for them?

500
Design that involves manipulating one variable & measuring another
What is a person by treatment quasi experimental design?
500

How many conditions are in a 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 design.

What is 32?

500
The descriptives for a Chi-Square test
What is frequency or percentage?
500

The three main reasons why replication studies fail.

What are:

1) Problems with replication attempt

2) Problems with original study

3) Problems with publication practices

?

500
Type of analysis that combines data from several studies to examine patterns & trends
What is a meta-analysis