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What are the types of experimental designs?
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True experiments, pre-experimental designs, and quasi-experiments
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What are the types of true experimental designs?
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Classic, post-test only, and Solomon 4-group
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Classic true experiment
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Post-test only, true experiment
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Solomon 4-group, true experiment
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One-group ex post facto, pre-experimental design
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One-group before-after design, pre-experimental design
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Static group comparison(two-group ex post facto), pre-experimental design
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Time-series design, quasi-experiment
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Multiple interrupted time series design, quasi-experiment
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What are the methods of qualitative research?
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Participant observation, intensive interviewing, focus groups
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What is participant observation, and when do you use it?
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A method of qualitative research involving in the field observations and asking questions, used to investigate a group in their natural habitat.
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What are the types of participant observation, and what are the differences between them?
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"Complete participation" involves the researcher actively influencing the activities of the group, "participant as observer" involves the researcher's presence being known to the group, but not directly involved in activity
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What is narrative analysis?
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A method of analyzing qualitative data focusing on maintaining the integrity of the "story" or a sequence of events, and to categorize them, without drawing conclusions as to the causes or connections to a theory
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What is comparative analysis?
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A method of analyzing qualitative data focusing on comparing observations to each other and drawing conclusions, and comparing conclusions to other explanations
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