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Group Designs
Simple Group Designs
one IV with 2 levels
2 levels can be independent groups (Exp + Cont) 2 levels can be repeated measurements (pre/post)
# variables
1 IV (simple OR complex group design) 2 or more IVs --> COMPLEX
Groups
Independent Groups Repeated Measures
These 2 things can be mix-matched to come up with different design combinations. Ex: 2 IVs with 2 levels each in an independent group design (2 x 2 independent group design)
Simple
Complex
this design is more useful to CD researchers because of the small groups that are often available to researchers
Independent Group Designs: more than two levels of the IV is examined for example, comparing the effects of 3 levels of training (method a, method b, control) Repeated Measurement Designs: assessing more than two things.
Order effects are still important so must counterbalance the order of presentation of tests, assessments, or measurements. EX: IV - type of hearing aid; Levels - HA-1, HA-2, HA-3 same subjects are tested on all three levels (or HAs)
with factorial designs, you can determine if there are main effects of each of the IVs as well as an interaction effect between the IVs
quiet Grp 1
Grp 1
2 x 2 Mixed Design
Two groups that receive some assessment, e.g., normal vs disordered (independent group design) AND pretest vs posttest (repeated measure design)
2 x 2 Mixed Design
Group Normal_______Disordered Grp 1 Grp 2
Grp 1 Grp 2
Pretest Posttest
2 x 2 Mixed Design
Treatment Tx A_______Tx B Grp 1 Grp 1
Grp 2 Grp 2
Mild Severe
Partial Correlation
Controls the effects that other variables may have on the relationship between 2 variables being examined. Partial correlation adjusts the correlation between two variables that are being examined by eliminating the effects of their correlation with another variable
Multiple Correlation
Multiple Regression
Determines the relationship between each criterion variable and the predictor variable
Factor Analysis
Measures that are highly correlated with each other are grouped together with measures that are independent of each other
Cluster Analysis
a method for grouping subjects on the basis of patterns of deficit
Multivariate designs
has more than 1 DV; it controls for the correlations between DVs
control the effects of other variables by allowing them to vary randomly in random selection designs, by holding them constant in matched group designs, or by systematically varying them in factorial designs