Some Terms Nigem Mentioned
While the tiny man have been tryng to scare us for his own amusement, here are the only two terms I caught (along with what Alicia captured as well) as he mentioned the possibility of their appearing on the (most likely not-an-optional-but-a- required-to-answer) Terminology Question List:
Hawthorne Effect: people are influenced by the presence of the experimentor
Symbolic Realism: indicates the need for social researchers to treat the beliefs they study as worthy of respect rather than as objects of ridicule
Regression Artifact: i have stuff on statistical regression and regression to the mean, but nothing on this (c'mon... someone has to have this!)
Reflexivity: things acting on themselves. your own characteristics can affect what you see and how you interpret it while doing field research.
Mortality: Experimental mortality (a source of internal invalidity) refers to experimental subjects dropping out of the experiment before it's completion, and this can affect statistical comparisons and conclusions.
Selection: (was he talking about selection biases?)
Intrinsic: inherent, being an innaate or essential part
Probe: request for elaboration
As a matter of intuition, I just want to put the possible need for knowing the O X O diagrams for the various testing designs and their proper names because I can so see "Solomon four-group design", "posttest only control group design", "one-group pretest-posttest design", etc. and static-group comparison being on that Terminology list.
Hawthorne Effect: people are influenced by the presence of the experimentor
Symbolic Realism: indicates the need for social researchers to treat the beliefs they study as worthy of respect rather than as objects of ridicule
Regression Artifact: i have stuff on statistical regression and regression to the mean, but nothing on this (c'mon... someone has to have this!)
Reflexivity: things acting on themselves. your own characteristics can affect what you see and how you interpret it while doing field research.
Mortality: Experimental mortality (a source of internal invalidity) refers to experimental subjects dropping out of the experiment before it's completion, and this can affect statistical comparisons and conclusions.
Selection: (was he talking about selection biases?)
Intrinsic: inherent, being an innaate or essential part
Probe: request for elaboration
As a matter of intuition, I just want to put the possible need for knowing the O X O diagrams for the various testing designs and their proper names because I can so see "Solomon four-group design", "posttest only control group design", "one-group pretest-posttest design", etc. and static-group comparison being on that Terminology list.
1 Comments:
thanks alicia! i added your terms (and any bit of definitions i knew to the list)
keep it up... you're doing great!
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