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Probability Sampling

Probability Sampling. uses random selection N = number of cases in sampling frame n = number of cases in the sample N C n = number of combinations of n from N f = n/N = sampling fraction. Variations. Simple random sampling based on random number generation Stratified random sampling

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Chapter 1 Module 2

Chapter 1 Module 2. Research Strategies. Why do people take psychology?. Turn to your partner. Why did you sign up for Psych in the first place? Is it because you wanted to learn to analyze your dreams? Or mabey because you wanted to know if your friend had a crush on you.

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Mastering the Mechanics of Writing

Mastering the Mechanics of Writing. Hillary Wentworth Writing Specialist Walden Writing Center. Questions and Recording. Type in the Questions box Access captioning Download slides View recording http://writingcenter.waldenu.edu/415.htm. Session Overview. Parts of a sentence

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Cause and Effect Lesson D angerous Crossing: The Revolutionary Voyage of John Quincy Adams

Cause and Effect Lesson D angerous Crossing: The Revolutionary Voyage of John Quincy Adams. Unit 3, Lesson 11 Day # 1. Objectives for Today. Students will identify cause and effect relationships. Students will visualize events to identify cause and effect relationships. Cause.

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5-Whys: A Simple and Effective Problem Solving Tool Tom Farrer February 6 th , 2014

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Overview of Research Designs

Overview of Research Designs. The Marketing Research Process. Figure 1.4 The Marketing Research Process. Step 1: Defining the Problem. Step 2: Developing an Approach to the Problem. Step 3: Formulating a Research Design. Step 4: Doing Field Work or Collecting Data.

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Overview of Research Designs

Overview of Research Designs. The Marketing Research Process. Figure 1.4 The Marketing Research Process. Step 1: Defining the Problem. Step 2: Developing an Approach to the Problem. Step 3: Formulating a Research Design. Step 4: Doing Field Work or Collecting Data.

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Informative speech: communicates knowledge and understanding about a process, an event, a person or place, an object, or

Informative speech: communicates knowledge and understanding about a process, an event, a person or place, an object, or a concept. Creating an Informative Speaking Environment. The speaker has expertise or knowledge Illustrate the importance and relevance of a topic.

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Cause and Effect

Cause and Effect. Comprehension Skill Fourth Grade Unit 3 Week 1 Created by Kristi Waltke. Cause and Effect. Hitting the ball with the club causes the ball to move. Why does the ball move?. Causes and effects are related. An effect is what happens. A cause is why it happens.

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Cause and Effect

Cause and Effect. Comprehension Skill Fourth Grade Unit 3 Week 1 Created by Kristi Waltke. Cause and Effect. Hitting the ball with the club causes the ball to move. Why does the ball move?. Causes and effects are related. An effect is what happens. A cause is why it happens.

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Quantitative and Mixed Research Designs

Quantitative and Mixed Research Designs. V. Darleen Opfer. Design Task. A principal/head teacher wants to know whether the provision of professional development will improve the instructional practices of teachers. Design a study for answering her question.

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Main Points

Main Points. The most important, comprehensive ideas in a speech To identify your main points Review your research Identify the ideas that must be developed for your speech to make sense Review your thesis statement Identify the distinct ideas in the thesis statement

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Credibility and Reasoning

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Cause_and_Effect

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Subtle Advertising

Subtle Advertising. Product Placement: Wall-E. Featured brands: Apple, NASA, Playmate, Rubik's Cube, Zippo . Product Placement: Hancock.

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Setting the Tone

Setting the Tone. You can conclude that: Many customs continue in slightly changed form. The custom of touching glasses was once part of a religious ceremony. Most people were friendly in ancient times. Today poisons are used in food, not in wine. HOMEWORK. Take out your homework:

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Methods of Comparison

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THREE PILLARS OF EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

THREE PILLARS OF EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH. The foundation of controlled social science research. Three Pillars of Experimental Research. control. measurement. manipulation. Manipulation. focuses on the independent variable

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Causal-Comparative Research

Causal-Comparative Research. Research that is interested in learning if there is a relationship between or among variables that is causal in nature ( i.e. does one variable cause a given outcome ). Causal-Comparative Research Characteristics. Is either retro spective or pro spective.

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