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Research Design and Methods: A Process Approach, Fifth Edition Book Cover

Research Design and Methods: A Process Approach, 5/e

Kenneth S. Bordens, Indiana University/Purdue University - Fort Wayne
Bruce Barrington Abbott, Indiana University/Purdue University

Chapter 10 Outline

Combining Between-Subjects and Within-Subjects Designs
       The Mixed Design
       The Nested Design
               Nesting Tasks
               Nesting Groups of Subjects
Combining Experimental and Correlational Designs
       Including a Covariate in Your Experimental Design
       Including a Quasi-Independent Variable in an Experiment
               Advantages of Including a Quasi-Independent Variable
               Disadvantages of Including a Quasi-Independent Variable
Quasi-experimental Designs
       Time-Series Designs
               Interrupted Time-Series Design
               Basic Data for Time-Series Studies
       Equivalent Time-Samples Design
       Advantages and Disadvantages of Quasi-experiments
       Nonequivalent Control Group Design
Pretest-Posttest Designs
Developmental Designs
       The Cross-Sectional Design
       The Longitudinal Design
               Generation Effects in Longitudinal Designs
               Subject Mortality
               Multiple Observation Effects
               Advantages of the Longitudinal Design
       The Cohort-Sequential Design
Summary
Key Terms

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