RESEARCH METHODS EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN A …
RESEARCH METHODS . &. EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN . A set of notes suitable for seminar use by Robin Beaumont Last updated: Sunday, 26 July 2009. e-mail: This handout is part of a course. For details please see Section at: Introduction to Health Informatics RESEARCH METHODS Contents 1. Introduction ________________________________________ ___________________ 3 2. Common Components of RESEARCH ________________________________________ _ 4 3. Approaches to RESEARCH ________________________________________ __________ 5 Classification one - Qualitative / Quantitative ___________________________________ 5 Classification two - Deductive / Inductive _______________________________________ 6 Classification three - Mixed ________________________________________ __________ 7 4. Experiments, Quasi Experiments and Non-Experiments ________________________ 8 Experiments ________________________________________ _______________________ 8 Pretest Post-Test Control Group DESIGN ________________________________________ _____ 9 Post-Test only Control Group DESIGN ________________________________________ _______ 9 Solomon Four-Group DESIGN ________________________________________ ______________ 9 Factori
RESEARCH METHODS & EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN A set of notes suitable for seminar use by Robin Beaumont Last updated: Sunday, 26 July 2009 e-mail: robin@organplayers.co.uk This handout is part of a course.
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