CHAPTER 5: ALTERNATIVES TO EXPERIMENTATION: CORRELATIONAL AND QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL DESIGNS

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Quasi-Experiment

resembles experiment but lacks manipulation of antecedent condition or random assignment to conditions

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Quasi

it means seeming like

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Antecedent Condition

it is the circumstances that occur or exist before the events or behavior to be explained.

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Correlational Study

determine the degree of relationship between two variables.

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Simple Correlation

the relationship between pairs of scores from each subject.

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Pearson Product Moment Correlation Coefficient

most used procedure for calculating simple correlation

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Scatterplots

graphic display of pairs of data points on the x and y axis.

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Regression Line

also called line of best fit; this is the line drawn on the scatterplots.

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Linearity

tells how relationship between x and y can be plotted as a line.

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sign

refers to whether the correlation coefficient is positive or negative

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Magnitude

the strength of the correlation coefficient

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Probability

the likelihood of obtaining a correlation coefficient of this magnitude due to a chance.

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Multiple Regression

used to analyze the relationship between a single dependent variable and several independent variables

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Casual Modeling

creation and testing of models that suggest cause-and-effect relationship between behaviors.

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Path Analysis

creates and test models of possible casual sequences using multiple regression

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Cross-lagged panel design

it measures relationship over time and used to suggest casual path. Involves looking at two variables, X and Y, at two different times

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Ex Post Facto Design

identifies previous events and present condition and investigate the data to see its correlation.

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Nonequivalent Group Design

it compares the result of before and after the treatment. It involves pretest, treatment, and post test.

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cross-sectional studies

subjects at different developmental stages are compared at the same point in time.

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longitudinal design

same group of subject is measured at different points in time to determine effect of time on behavior.