Exam 10: Quasi-Experimental Designs Applied Research
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Consider Harry and Leta Hollingworth's Coca-Cola study. What important methodological features did they incorporate into their studies, and what were their conclusions about the effects of caffeine?
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A _________ is an person with special knowledge about the feasibility of a program.
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Cost-effectiveness analysis occurs at the end of a program, but assessing cost is also an important part of
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Initial evaluations of the Head Start program seemed to question program effectiveness. An alternative explanation of the failure to find improvement is that
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What is the relationship between applied research and theory testing?
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Basic research is to applied research as ______ is to _______.
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Nonequivalent control group designs and interrupted time series designs are most likely to be a part of a
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Each of the following studies illustrates a nonequivalent control group design except
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If a researcher decides to insure through matching that two nonequivalent groups start with the same pretest score, results could very likely be affected by
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Describe the essential purpose of a needs analysis and list and define the elements that might be included in a typical analysis.
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Summative evaluations sometimes fail to detect genuine program effects. These Type _____ errors often happen because _______.
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In Ulrich's "room with a view" study, what was the independent variable?
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Wagner et al. used an interrupted times series design to examine changes in worker productivity after the institution of a worker incentive plan. In addition to measuring productivity, they also examined other information in order to rule out alternative explanations of their results. They were able to rule out _______ because _______.
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Census data is most likely to be used during which phase of program evaluation?
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What makes a nonequivalent control group design a quasi-experimental design?
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Use the cognitive interview study to show (a) the general purpose of applied research, and (b) how applied research can also shed light on basic phenomena.
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