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Causation and Experimental Design
106 Chapter 5 Causation andExperimental DesignCausal ExplanationWhat Causes What?AssociationTime OrderNonspuriousnessMechanismContextWhy Experiment?What If a True Experiment Isn tPossible?Nonequivalent Control Group DesignsBefore-and-After DesignsEx Post Facto Control Group DesignsWhat Are the Threats to Validity inExperiments?Threats to Internal Causal ValidityNoncomparable GroupsEndogenous ChangeHistoryContaminationTreatment MisidentificationGeneralizabilitySample GeneralizabilityCross-PopulationGenerali zabilityInteraction of Testing andTreatmentHow Do Experimenters Protect TheirSubjects?
meaning of causation and the logic of experimental design. Most social research, both academic and applied, uses data collection methods other than experiments. But because experimental designs are the best way to evaluate causal hypothe-ses, a better understanding of them will help you to be aware of the strengths and
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