experimental group
the group in an experiment that receives the treatment or condition being tested
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To focus one's studies on a particular area within a broader subject.
An examination that students complete away from a supervised examination session and return by a deadline.
Not given a formal score or grade.
Designed to develop the skills needed for a particular occupation.
using careful examination of details and relationships to understand a problem
observed relationship between study variables or outcomes
initial reference measurement used for later comparison
a list of books, articles, and other sources used or consulted for academic work
detailed investigation of a particular case in its context
a planned research study that prospectively assigns people to one or more health interventions and evaluates health-related outcomes
statistical relationship in how two variables vary
a person, record, device, or system from which research information is obtained
pattern of how observations are spread across values or categories
to create a detailed written, visual, or audio record of something
involving deliberate manipulation of study conditions
the group in an experiment that receives the treatment or condition being tested
written records of events, behaviors, and impressions made during research in a natural setting
extend a study finding to a wider population or context
a proposed explanation or prediction that can be examined using evidence
observable measure used to represent a study concept
middle value or midpoint of the two middle values in ordered data
values intended for a study that were not observed or recorded
to check a subject repeatedly over time in order to notice changes
systematic watching and recording of study phenomena
a question that allows respondents to answer freely instead of selecting a fixed option
evaluation of research by suitably qualified researchers
the closeness of agreement among repeated measurement results under specified conditions
an original document, object, recording, or firsthand account used as direct evidence about the subject being studied
examining meanings or experiences through nonnumeric material
using numerical measurement and analysis in a study