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    Experimental research involves treating subjects in a controlled manner to determine the effects of an intervention. It uses a control group and experimental group, conducted either in a laboratory or field setting. There are two types: true experiments use random assignment, while quasi-experiments use comparative techniques. The research design process involves specifying a problem, formulating hypotheses, identifying variables, selecting subjects, deciding on the research method, conducting the experiment, and analyzing results. True experiments can involve treatment evaluation or pre- and post-testing, while quasi-experiments commonly use matched comparison, time series analysis, or single-subject designs.

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    Experimental research involves treating subjects in a controlled manner to determine the effects of an intervention. It uses a control group and experimental group, conducted either in a laboratory or field setting. There are two types: true experiments use random assignment, while quasi-experiments use comparative techniques. The research design process involves specifying a problem, formulating hypotheses, identifying variables, selecting subjects, deciding on the research method, conducting the experiment, and analyzing results. True experiments can involve treatment evaluation or pre- and post-testing, while quasi-experiments commonly use matched comparison, time series analysis, or single-subject designs.

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    Experimental research involves treating subjects in a controlled manner to determine the effects of an intervention. It uses a control group and experimental group, conducted either in a laboratory or field setting. There are two types: true experiments use random assignment, while quasi-experiments use comparative techniques. The research design process involves specifying a problem, formulating hypotheses, identifying variables, selecting subjects, deciding on the research method, conducting the experiment, and analyzing results. True experiments can involve treatment evaluation or pre- and post-testing, while quasi-experiments commonly use matched comparison, time series analysis, or single-subject designs.

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    EXPERIMENTA

    L RESEARCH

    PR2 LESSON3
    EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

    Is a quantitative research that treats or deals with the object or subject of the research
    in a definite or exact manner and determines the extent of the effects or influence of
    the treatment on the object/subject, then discovers the causes of such effects.

    It involves the use of control group and experimental group.

    It is done either in laboratory research or field research.


    CLASSIFICATION: TRUE EXPERIMENTAL & QUASI-
    EXPERIMENTAL

    True Experimental Research- uses random selection in determining who among the
    participants should compose the experimental group or the control group

    Quasi-Experimental Research- adopts a comparative technique in choosing the


    subjects
    RESEARCH DESIGN OF NON-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

     1. Specify the problem

     2. Formulate hypothesis

     3. Determine dependent and independent variables

     4. Select the participants or subjects

     5. Decide whether true experimental or quasi-experimental research should be done

     6. Conduct the experiment

     7. Collect, analyze and interpret results


    2 WAYS OF HAVING THE VARIABLES INTERVENE ON THE
    SUBJECTS FOR TRUE EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

     1. Treatment Evaluation

     Also called the ex post facto or after the fact


     Evaluation comes after the treatment

     2. Pre-Test and Post-Test

     Also called the multiple treatments


    - Makes you apply treatments on subjects as well as using other methods like using books, interview, or social networking
    QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

     Usually participants chosen are those forming a class that remains as one group incapable of disintegration.

     1. Matched Comparison- choosing a treatment group and another group that has similarities with the treatment group

     2. Time-Series Quasi-Experimental Research- giving them series of pre-tests and post tests

     3. Single-Subject Quasi-Experimental Research- control treatment and condition applied to just one individual or a group
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