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USE NUMBERS IN STATING GENERALIZATIONS ABOUT A GIVEN PROBLEM.

• QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

• QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH

• QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

• EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

ALLOWS THE RESEARCHER TO CONTROL THE SITUATION.

• EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

• DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH

• QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH

• QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

APPLIES TO EXPERIMENTAL DESIGNS WITH THE LEAST VALIDITY

• POST-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

• QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

• PRE-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

• NON-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

THE RESEARCHER CAN GET MORE DATA BY SCHEDULING OBSERVATIONSN AND FINDING EXISTING MEASURES

• NON-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

• QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

• QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH

• TRUE-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

CONTROLS BOTH TIME-RELATED AND GROUP-RELATED THREATS

• TRUE EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

• QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

• NON EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

• DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH

REFLECTS CHANGES OTHER THAN THOSE DUE TO THE TREATMENT THAT OCCUR DURING THE TIME OF STUDY.

• CONTROL GROUP

• INDEPENDENT VARIABLE

• DEPENDENT VARIABLE

• RESEARCH

REFERS TO THE CHANCE FAILURE OF RANDOM ASSIGNMENT TO EQUALIZE THE CONDITIONS BY CONVERTING A TRUE EXPERIMENT IN THIS TYPE OF DESIGN, FOR ANALYSIS PURPOSES.

• INTERRUPTED TIME SERIES DESIGN

• NON-EQUIVALENT CONTROL GROUP DESIGN

THE RESEARCHER OBSERVES THE PHENOMENA AS THEY OCCUR NATURALLY AND NO EXTERNAL VARIABLES ARE INTRODUCED.

• EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

• QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

• QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH

• NON-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

ITS MAIN PURPOSE IS TO OBSERVE, DESCRIBE AND DOCUMENTS ASPECTS OF A SITUATION

• QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

• QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

• DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH

• QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH

WHEN THE RESEARCHER INTENDS TO PROVIDE A NUMERIC OR QUANTITATIVE DESCRIPTION OF TRENDS OR OPINIONS OF A POPULATION.

• EX-POST FACTO RESEARCH DESIGN

• SURVEY

• CORRELATIONAL

• EVALUATIVE