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Comprehensive Guide to Experimental Design and Analysis: Factors Influencing Performance in Blindfolded Walking Task

This research process guide covers planning, designing, analyzing, and reporting experiments addressing the general issues in experimental design. It explores factors affecting performance in repeated Blindfolded Walking Tasks, including perceptual-motor adaptation, time-dependent factors, fatigue, familiarity with the task, and learning strategies.

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Comprehensive Guide to Experimental Design and Analysis: Factors Influencing Performance in Blindfolded Walking Task

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  1. Research process • planning • designing • analysing • reporting

  2. General Issue in Exp Design • An exp is a way of establishing causal relations • An experiment cause something to vary • It does this independently of anything else • Concept • Independent and dependent variable • Reliability and validity • Experimental control • Variables Randomized • Variables held constant • Confounded variable • Problem of sampling • Problem of experimental design

  3. Factors that affecting performance in repeated BWT • Perceptual motor adaptation • Motor adaptation (no movement control) • Time dependent factors • fatigue • familiarity with walking walk blindfolded (confidence) • familiarity with the task • Strategy (counting, 2nd task) • Learning

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