Scientific Methods in Child Development

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What is the last step of the scientific investigation process mentioned in the text?

Making findings available to others

In qualitative research, what is the purpose of asking 'open ended, broad grand tour types of questions' during interviews?

To gain deeper insights

What is a common characteristic of observation studies as described in the text?

They involve watching and recording participant actions

What is a typical feature of gaining entrance into a group for research purposes in qualitative studies?

Building rapport and trust with the group

Which step distinguishes the qualitative research approach from other scientific investigation methods?

Gathering field notes

In observation studies, what might researchers record as part of their observations?

Duration and frequency of events

What type of research involves exploring a single case or situation in detail?

Case Studies

Which research design involves measuring a group of people repeatedly over a long period of time?

Longitudinal Studies

What is the key requirement to establish cause and effect in research?

Isolating the cause from external variables

What is the purpose of using a Likert Scale in surveys?

Collect surface-level information on a wide scale

In research, what is an independent variable?

Something altered or introduced by the researcher

What technique combines aspects of cross-sectional and longitudinal studies?

Sequential Research

Explore the scientific method used in child development research, from formulating research questions to sharing findings with others. Learn the steps involved and how to draw conclusions from results.

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