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Allows for the exploration of interactions between variables, which can provide insights into complex phenomena. Crossover Design: Participants serve as their own controls, which can reduce variability and improve the study's power. Requires a washout period to prevent carry-over effects, which can lengthen the duration of the study. Not suitable for all types of interventions, especially those with long-lasting effects. Both designs have their specific applications and advantages, making them valuable tools in experimental research across disciplines. Last part of Syllabus (Module 3)- Experimental designs i.e independent measures, repeated measures, counterbalancing, match pairs and ______ Designs i.e. 2*2, factor analysis will be taught.
Correlational
Allows for the exploration of interactions between variables, which can provide insights into complex phenomena. Crossover Design: Participants serve as their own controls, which can reduce variability and improve the study's power. Requires a washout period to prevent carry-over effects, which can lengthen the duration of the study. Not suitable for all types of interventions, especially those with long-lasting effects. Both designs have their specific applications and advantages, making them valuable tools in experimental research across disciplines. Last part of Syllabus (Module 3)- Experimental designs i.e independent measures, repeated measures, counterbalancing, match pairs and Correlational Designs i.e. 2*2, factor analysis will be taught.
Counterbalancing
Allows for the exploration of interactions between variables, which can provide insights into complex phenomena. Crossover Design: Participants serve as their own controls, which can reduce variability and improve the study's power. Requires a washout period to prevent carry-over effects, which can lengthen the duration of the study. Not suitable for all types of interventions, especially those with long-lasting effects. Both designs have their specific applications and advantages, making them valuable tools in experimental research across disciplines. Last part of Syllabus (Module 3)- Experimental designs i.e independent measures, repeated measures, counterbalancing, match pairs and Correlational Designs i.e. 2*2, factor analysis will be taught.
Independent
Allows for the exploration of interactions between variables, which can provide insights into complex phenomena. Crossover Design: Participants serve as their own controls, which can reduce variability and improve the study's power. Requires a washout period to prevent carry-over effects, which can lengthen the duration of the study. Not suitable for all types of interventions, especially those with long-lasting effects. Both designs have their specific applications and advantages, making them valuable tools in experimental research across disciplines. Last part of Syllabus (Module 3)- Experimental designs i.e independent measures, repeated measures, counterbalancing, match pairs and Correlational Designs i.e. 2*2, factor analysis will be taught.
Repeated
Allows for the exploration of interactions between variables, which can provide insights into complex phenomena. Crossover Design: Participants serve as their own controls, which can reduce variability and improve the study's power. Requires a washout period to prevent carry-over effects, which can lengthen the duration of the study. Not suitable for all types of interventions, especially those with long-lasting effects. Both designs have their specific applications and advantages, making them valuable tools in experimental research across disciplines. Last part of Syllabus (Module 3)- Experimental designs i.e independent measures, repeated measures, counterbalancing, match pairs and Correlational Designs i.e. 2*2, factor analysis will be taught.
Match
Allows for the exploration of interactions between variables, which can provide insights into complex phenomena. Crossover Design: Participants serve as their own controls, which can reduce variability and improve the study's power. Requires a washout period to prevent carry-over effects, which can lengthen the duration of the study. Not suitable for all types of interventions, especially those with long-lasting effects. Both designs have their specific applications and advantages, making them valuable tools in experimental research across disciplines. Last part of Syllabus (Module 3)- Experimental designs i.e independent measures, repeated measures, counterbalancing, match pairs and Correlational Designs i.e. 2*2, factor analysis will be taught.
Pairs
Allows for the exploration of interactions between variables, which can provide insights into complex phenomena. Crossover Design: Participants serve as their own controls, which can reduce variability and improve the study's power. Requires a washout period to prevent carry-over effects, which can lengthen the duration of the study. Not suitable for all types of interventions, especially those with long-lasting effects. Both designs have their specific applications and advantages, making them valuable tools in experimental research across disciplines. Last part of Syllabus (Module 3)- Experimental designs i.e independent measures, repeated measures, counterbalancing, match pairs and Correlational Designs i.e. ______, factor analysis will be taught.
2*2
Allows for the exploration of interactions between variables, which can provide insights into complex phenomena. Crossover Design: Participants serve as their own controls, which can reduce variability and improve the study's power. Requires a washout period to prevent carry-over effects, which can lengthen the duration of the study. Not suitable for all types of interventions, especially those with long-lasting effects. Both designs have their specific applications and advantages, making them valuable tools in experimental research across disciplines. Last part of Syllabus (Module 3)- Experimental designs i.e independent measures, repeated measures, counterbalancing, match pairs and Correlational Designs i.e. 2*2, factor analysis will be taught.
Factor
Allows for the exploration of interactions between variables, which can provide insights into complex phenomena. Crossover Design: Participants serve as their own controls, which can reduce variability and improve the study's power. Requires a washout period to prevent carry-over effects, which can lengthen the duration of the study. Not suitable for all types of interventions, especially those with long-lasting effects. Both designs have their specific applications and advantages, making them valuable tools in experimental research across disciplines. Last part of Syllabus (Module 3)- Experimental designs i.e independent measures, repeated measures, counterbalancing, match pairs and Correlational Designs i.e. 2*2, factor analysis will be taught.
Analysis
Test your knowledge on how to control extraneous variables and implement blinding techniques in experiments. Learn about the importance of identifying and managing variables other than the independent variable to ensure reliable results.
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