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5 Experimental and Non-experimental
1.6 Transverse and Longitudinal
• Vertical (topic 1.5)
1 .-Method in which the researcher manipulates one or
more study variables.
2 .-Experimental methods are appropriate to test
hypotheses of relationships ----------------------
3 .-The independent variable is manipulated in the form
of different - - -
4 .-Statistics ------------------ allows us to do
generalizations from the samples of subjects analyzed.
5 .- The - relates two or more variables, these must
be stated in empirical terms, that is, that they can be
observed or measured.
6 .- It is a variable that adds certain effects to those of
the independent variable, which is introduced into the
research unexpectedly and without the researcher's will.
7 .- It is one that is carried out without deliberately
manipulating variables.
8 .-The Non-experimental method is also known as
• Horizontal (topic 1.6)
KEYWORDS: Experimental, causal, values, inferential, Hypothesis, Contaminated, Non-experimental, Ex post facto,
Transversal, time, Longitudinal, consequences, trend, evolutionary analysis
1 .-The method -- is appropriate when the investigation
It is focused on analyzing the level of one or several
variables at a given time.
2 .-It is also suitable for analyzing the relationship
between a set of variables at a point in the - -.
3 .-This method is used when the researcher's interest is
to analyze changes over time in certain variables or in the
relationships between them.
4 .-Like the transversal method, this collects data over
time at specified points or periods, to make inferences
regarding change, its determinants and .
5 .-They are those that analyze changes over time within
a general population. Its distinctive feature is that the
focus is on a population.
6 .-They examine changes over time in specific
subpopulations or groups. Your focus is on groups of
individuals linked in some way.