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WK8: QUANITATIVE
WK8: QUANITATIVE
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Effect sizes
________: the different between the means for the experimental and control group groups in control group standard deviation units.
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Meta analysis
________: statistical approach to summarising the results of many studies on the same problem.
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Literature review
________: Systematic identification, location, and analysis of documents containing information related to the research problem or question.
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Deductive hypothesis
________: derived from theory and aimed at providing evidence to support, expand or contradict aspects of that theory (quantitative studies)
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Inductive hypothesis
________: generalisation made from several observations (qualitative studies)
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Four main sources of topics
Theory, Personal experience, Replication, Literature
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Researchable topics
have theoretical or practical significance
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Non researchable topics
address philosophical or ethical issues
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Literature review
Systematic identification, location, and analysis of documents containing information related to the research problem or question
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Meta-analysis
statistical approach to summarising the results of many studies on the same problem
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Effect sizes
the different between the means for the experimental and control group groups in control group standard deviation units
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Inductive hypothesis
generalisation made from several observations (qualitative studies)
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Deductive hypothesis
derived from theory and aimed at providing evidence to support, expand or contradict aspects of that theory (quantitative studies)