The quasi-experimental research design includes a quasi-independent variable. What is this type of variable?
What will be an ideal response?
A quasi-independent variable is a preexisting variable that is often a characteristic inherent to an individual, which differentiates the groups or conditions being compared in a research study. Because the levels of the variable are preexisting, it is not possible to randomly assign participants to groups.
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John Watson believed that psychology should focus on the study of
a. observable behavior. b. mental processes. c. consciousness. d. attention.
A phoneme refers to
a. the property of combining words into unique sentences. b. the first word produced by infants, usually during their second year. c. a mental grouping of words being heard during "inner audition." d. the shortest segment of speech that, if changed, changes the meaning of a word.
_____ is a resource that allows you to search for subsequent articles from the social and behavioral sciences that have cited a key article
a. ProQuest b. PsycArticles c. ERIC d. SSCI
Describe the four parts that are typically contained in an introduction section of an APA-style research report
What will be an ideal response?