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Correlational method vs quasi- experimental design
5 years ago in Data Analysis By Joshna
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By Manoj Answered 5 years ago
In the correlational design a researcher will be interested in a possible relationship between two variables that aren’t under the researcher’s control. For example, you might hypothesis that IQ scores and working memory capacity are positively related, but you cannot manipulate neither IQ nor memory capacity here.
By Dharnas Answered 5 years ago
The quasi-experimental design regards to a situation where a researcher will be studying naturally occurring groups. For instance, if a researcher wants to compare men’s and women’s performance on math problems, then the researcher will not be able to manipulate the gender of the participants. He/she can just get some men & women and compare their math performance.
By Sneha Answered 5 years ago
If you are conducting research in cognitive psychology, then I would suggest you to use experimental method. This is the most effective method among all other approaches.
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