Experimental Research Design

It is a type of Experimental Research Design where a single group is being  studied at only a single point in time after a treatment or intervention

• Pre-Experimental Design

• Quasi-Experimental Design

• True-Experimental Design

In this type of Experimental Research, the control and the experimental group are not tested before the intervention.

• Pre-Experimental Design

• Quasi-Experimental Design

• True-Experimental Design

In this type of Experimental Research, the researcher often does not have complete control over the environment and the treatment but can purposely assign participants to a control group and an experimental group.

• Pre-Experimental Design

• Quasi-Experimental Design

• True-Experimental Design

It is a type of Experimental Research Design where only one group will be observed at two time points–-before and after treatment or intervention

• Pre-Experimental Design

• Quasi-Experimental Design

• True-Experimental Design

This type of experimental research design involves the random distribution of participants into four groups. These four groups consist of two control groups and two experimental groups

• Pre-Experimental Design

• Quasi-Experimental Design

• True-Experimental Design

It is a type of Experimental Research Design where  a group that has experienced a treatment or intervention will be compared to a group that has not, but there will be no pre-test given.

• Pre-Experimental Design

• Quasi-Experimental Design

• True-Experimental Design

It is a type of Experimental Research Design where  there's an experimental and control group, but the researcher cannot randomly assign participants

• Pre-Experimental Design

• Quasi-Experimental Design

• True-Experimental Design

Give one advantage of Experimental Research Design

Give one limitation/disadvantage of the Experimental Research Design

Give one common statistical test used in the Experimental Research