Reviewing the Scholarly Literature and Planning a Study - Quantitative design issues
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What is a variable?
What are 3 types of errors in explanation and their definition?
- Ecological fallacy: the empirical observations are at too high a level for the causal relationship that is stated.
- Reductionism: he empirical observations are at too low a level for the causal relationship that is stated.
- Spuriousness: an unseen third variable is the actual cause of both the independent and dependent variable.
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In which levels/forms can you express a hypothesis?
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