An experimenter decided to test the effects of a new training program by comparing the motivation of twenty employees who had participated in the program against an equivalent group of twenty employees who had not gone through any training at all. The employees were measured when they had completed the program and it was found that those who had gone through the program had much greater on-the-job motivation than those who had not. It was concluded that the difference in motivation was due to the content of the training program. The research design is
a. comparison-group before-after.
b. single-group before-after.
c. comparison-group.
d. experimental.
Question 2
Which of the following statements is true about quasi-experimental designs?
a. Because the independent variable is manipulated, they are best considered as true experiments.
b. Because they involve the creation of initial equivalence, they are best considered as true experiments.
c. Because they are not usually analyzed as scientifically as experimental research, they are best considered as descriptive research.
d. Because the independent variable is measured, not manipulated, they are best considered as correlational research.
Inspect the site for potential veins to use and palpate to further locate a vein and test the firmne
Bone density test.
Sample Program for Changing Daily Caloric Intake (cont.)
Performing a Spirometry Test to Measure Forced Vital Capacity
A typical 12 volt test light.
Finger-to-nose test