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Design Subjects Experimental & conditions are manipulated by the investigator Sample Treatment group Considered more powerful than nonexperimental studies in uncovering causal relationships among variables Confounding of subject characteristics can be handled by Randomly assigning subjects to groups Choosing subjects at the same level of the confound variable Confounding of treatment variables can be...
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Design
Subjects Experimental & conditions are manipulated by the investigator
Sample Treatment group
Considered more powerful than nonexperimental studies in uncovering causal relationships among variables Confounding of subject characteristics can be handled by
Randomly assigning subjects to groups Choosing subjects at the same level of the confound variable
Confounding of treatment variables can be handled through careful design and planning of the study
Nonexperimental Design
Investigator may identify conditions Subjects are not assigned; rath...
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