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RANDOMIZATION.....................................................................8
CONTROL VARIABLE................................................................9
TRUE EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN.............................9
PRETEST-POSTTEST CONTROL GROUP DESIGN.9
POST-ONLY CONTROL DESIGN...................................10
THE SOLOMON FOUR-GROUP DESIGN.......................11
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EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL VALIDITY......12
EXTERNAL VALIDITY............................................................12
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STRENGTHS...................................................................................18
WEAKNESSES................................................................................18
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experimentation
Bruno,
1990
classical experimentation
F. Stuart Chapin
natural
experiment
Phillips, 1974
Riecken Boruch
Riecken & Boruch, 1974
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randomization
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control variable
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validity
generalizability
causal relationships between independent variables and dependent
variables
External Validity
2000:276
Hawthorne Effect
Williamson1982:223
WilliamsonKarpDalphinGray1982:223-224
1. Modelling Effect
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representativeness
Williamson1982:225
Internal Validity
2000:275-276 Mill
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Blum Foos 1986113116 Williamson et al. 1982:220-221 Singleton et al. 1988:202204 Kidder Judd1986:75-78
1. History
2. Maturation
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3. Testing
4. Regression
random assignment
neutralized
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Singleton et al.1988:185
Demand Characteristics
cues
Orne Evans1965
demand
Singleton et
al.1988:186-187
2. Evaluation Apprehension
Evaluation Apprehension
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Argyris1968
Singleton et al.1988:188
4. Experimenter Effects
Robert
Rosenthal1966
Singleton etc.1988:189
expectations
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feedback
1968
Strengths
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causal
relationships
2 descriptive studies
Weaknesses
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nonlinear model
nonexperimental design
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maternal carepersonality
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