Foundations of Research Methods - pages 4-29 - Research design and causality
4 important questions on Foundations of Research Methods - pages 4-29 - Research design and causality
Which criteria must you meet before you can say that you have evidence for a causal relationship?
2. Covariation of the cause and effect
3. No plausible alternative explanation
What is temporal precedence?
- another word for time order
- the criterion for establishing a causal relationship that holds that the cause must occur before the effect.
What is research design?
- the research design tells you how all the elements in the research project fit together.
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What can you do with the set of rules for describing a research design?
- You can concisely explain complex design structure
- Helps to show common design substructures across different designs that you might not recognize as easily without the notation.
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