@pocayama2 There kind of are two types of experimental research. True experimental design and Quasi-experimental design. In true experimental research you need a control group. With no control group, what are you measuring? True experimental research controls everything (e.g. treatment, subjects, groups, etc.). In Quasi, the researcher does not have control over one or more critical variables such as who is selected for the study (e.g. people who have been in car accidents). Hope this helps!
@pocayama2 There kind of are two types of experimental research. True experimental design and Quasi-experimental design. In true experimental research you need a control group. With no control group, what are you measuring? True experimental research controls everything (e.g. treatment, subjects, groups, etc.). In Quasi, the researcher does not have control over one or more critical variables such as who is selected for the study (e.g. people who have been in car accidents). Hope this helps!
htddu908 3 months ago
I am still confused. Is it really required for experimental researches to have controlled and uncontrolled groups?
pocayama2 4 months ago
My own focus group moderation is sure to improve after listening to you. Thank you for sharing your experiences and wisdom.
doctordrehbergsedo 2 years ago