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Selecting 20 experimental studies about one ADHD medication and looking for patterns is an example of:
meta-analysis
evaluation research
content analysis
true experimental research
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A literature review is an example of the content analysis method
False
True
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What's the approach? Testing the link between financial education and investment decisions.
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Shedding light on the meaning of past events, usually using qualitative data, is....
Content analysis
Evaluation research
Quasi-experimental research
Historical research
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Looking at the way ASF responded to the 2017 earthquake is an example of...
A quasi-experiment
A case study
Causal-comparative research
Correlational research
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Primary data is....
an interview
a newspaper article
data I generated myself
a personal narrative
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Descriptive research is conducted in a laboratory setting
False
True
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What's the approach? Building a full curriculum to teach high schoolers financial literacy.
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What's the METHOD? Testing the effectiveness of the new financial education course in XYZ high school.
evaluation research
meta-analysis
content analysis
ethnography
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What's the approach? Testing for a hypothesized relationship between homework and rage outbursts.
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Narrative research is characterized by
literary analysis
quantitative data collection
large sample groups
A focus on STORY and interpretation
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What's the approach? A project looking at people's perspectives on class differences.
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If a researcher goes to live among gang members to understand/report on their social structures, what method is this?
quasi experimental
ethnography
content analysis
meta-analysis
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What is the purpose of causal-comparative research?
to compare casual clothes
to make predictions about a phenomenon
to establish a cause and effect relationship between two variables
to conduct an experiment
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The difference between a true experiment and a quasi experiment is:
One uses mice and one uses people
One has random assignment to groups and the other does not
One manipulates a variable and the other does not
One is in a lab and the other is in a hospital
