Research 1

A type of research that determines the extent of the effects or influence of the treatment on the object and then discovers the causes of such impact.

• Correlational

• Experimental

• Causal Comparative

• Non-experimental

It is an alternative procedure to determine cause and effect between two variables but cannot be subjected to experimental control.

• True experiment

• Quasi-experiment

• Non-experimental

• Correlational

It is a type of research that does not involve treatment or intervention and therefore lacks the manipulation of an independent variable and random assignments of participants to conditions.

• Non-experiment

• Matched comparison  

• Single Subject

• Quasi-Experiment

It attempts to determine the level or strength of the relationship of two or more quantifiable variables but does not mean that one variable causes the other.

• Correlations    

• Time series

• Causal Comparative

• Experiment

It attempts to determine the relationship between the independent variable and dependent variable after an action or event has already occurred for some ethical and practical reasons.

• Quasi-experiment

• Single subject

• Causal comparative

• Qualitative research

It is a type of correlation where variables move in the opposite direction.

• Positive

• Negative

• Zero

• Both positive and negative

It is a type of correlation where variables move in the same direction.

• Positive

• Negative

• Zero

• Both positive and negative

It is a type of correlation where one variable moves in any direction and the other moves in any unrelated direction.

• Positive

• Negative

• Zero

• Both negative and zero

The experimenter changes the degree of independent variable and assigns whichever belongs to the experiment or control group.

• Manipulation

• Control

• None

• Both manipulation and control

The experimenter can create equivalent groups.

• Manipulation

• Control

• None of manipulation and control

• Both manipulation and control