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    There are two main types of quantitative research designs: experimental and non-experimental. Experimental designs allow the researcher to control variables and limit alternative explanations, using methods like true experimental, quasi-experimental, and pre-experimental designs. Non-experimental designs, also called descriptive research, use no external variables and collect data without changing anything, employing surveys, correlational studies, ex-post facto studies, evaluative research, and comparative methods. Quantitative research uses numerical data to make conclusions and examples include surveys, correlational studies, and ex-post facto research.

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    There are two main types of quantitative research designs: experimental and non-experimental. Experimental designs allow the researcher to control variables and limit alternative explanations, using methods like true experimental, quasi-experimental, and pre-experimental designs. Non-experimental designs, also called descriptive research, use no external variables and collect data without changing anything, employing surveys, correlational studies, ex-post facto studies, evaluative research, and comparative methods. Quantitative research uses numerical data to make conclusions and examples include surveys, correlational studies, and ex-post facto research.

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    - Uses numerical data to determine a conclusion to a particular
    research

    Examples
    - Survey
    Quantitative

    - Correlational
    Experimental Non - Experimental - Ex-Post Facto
    - Allows the researcher to control - Also known as Studies

    Research
    descriptive research - Evaluative
    the situation Designs - Comparative
    - Supports the ability to limit - Uses no external - Methodological
    variables
    alternative Explanations - Data is collected
    without changing
    anything

    True Experimental Quasi-Experimental Pre-Experimental

    Used for time and group-related Researcher/s can collect more data Experimental research design that
    threats (i.e. diseases, pandemics, either by observing a little more or by has the least internal validity,
    etc.) finding more existing measures

    Pre-Test Design Non-Equivalent Control Group Design One Shot Case Study
    (chance failure of random assignment
    to equalize some conditions

    Post-Test Design
    Control Group Design Interrupted Time Series Design (uses One Group Pre-Test and Post Test

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    multiple measures before and after Design
    experimental interventions

    Quantitative Research UM
    - From the word “quantity”, Uses graphs, tables, etc. 11 - H

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