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which one falls under Experiment (with control groups)
Design with high levels of control involving the random assignment of matched participants to different groups which are either experience a stimulus or no stimulus. Neither the researcher nor the participants know which participants are allocated to which group. The study of recorded human communications, such as books, websites, paintings, and laws. Provides insight into the lived memories of ancient civilisations and modern day hominids. A design used to report on social life that focuses on detailed and accurate description of the phenomenon rather than explanation. It focuses on the discovery of implicit assumptions and agreements through direct interaction with the participants. Design with lower levels of control which often relies on retrospective pre-test approaches. Participants are not removed from their environment and are assessed in the context in which they live.
Design with high levels of control involving the random assignment of matched participants to different groups which are either experience a stimulus or no stimulus. Neither the researcher nor the participants know which participants are allocated to which group. The study of recorded human communications, such as books, websites, paintings, and laws. Provides insight into the lived memories of ancient civilisations and modern day hominids. A design used to report on social life that focuses on detailed and accurate description of the phenomenon rather than explanation. It focuses on the discovery of implicit assumptions and agreements through direct interaction with the participants. Design with lower levels of control which often relies on retrospective pre-test approaches. Participants are not removed from their environment and are assessed in the context in which they live.
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The description that falls under the category of "Experiment (with control groups)" is:
**"Design with high levels of control involving the random assignment of matched participants to different groups which are either experiencing a stimulus or no stimulus. Neither the researcher nor the participants know which participants are allocated to which group."**
This description highlights the key elements of a controlled experiment, including random assignment, control groups, and a double-blind procedure.
**"Design with high levels of control involving the random assignment of matched participants to different groups which are either experiencing a stimulus or no stimulus. Neither the researcher nor the participants know which participants are allocated to which group."**
This description highlights the key elements of a controlled experiment, including random assignment, control groups, and a double-blind procedure.