Survey and experimental methods

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Discuss how survey and experimental methods, including components, terminology, elements, statistics, etc. are similar and different.

Find out which kinds of research questions would be served by a survey or an experimental method.

Analyze the reasons why reliability and validity are important in research.

Compare survey strategies of inquiry with experimental strategies of inquiry.

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