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estimated probability that a population parameter is within a specified confidence interval

A qualitative interview held in a group setting

whether results from experiments in one setting (time and place) will be obtained in other settings

the researcher identifies as a researcher but participates in the experiment

Conclusions drawn from experiment results may not accurately reflect what went on in experiment itself. This is called

A qualitative interview that consists of predetermined questions

When the subjects are being affected by role as observer

value for given variable in a population

make specific theory based predictions about what pattern of results will support hypothesized causal relationships.

used to estimate a population parameter

elements in a population that is used to select a sample

whether these questions are to be asked and answered is contingent on the response to the first question in the series

What are the two types of quasi experimental designs?

prompt participants to elaborate on responses by filling in more depth detail

correspondence between the empirical test and the underlying causal process the experiment is intending to represent

Small samples creating a cruddy validity

The four aspects of question formulation in a survey

range of values that include a population paramter

A qualitative interview that has standardized questions but allows to explore themes that go with the interview

The two techniques for strengthening internal validity are

How sampled data is distributed around the value in a large population

range of simple stats that are obtained from selecting many samples

unit which information is collected and provides basis of analysis

The same set of items and answers reused in a questionaire

The four types of qualitative interviews

The content of one question can affect answers given to later questions. This is called the