Control
Logic
Step 1: Selecting participants--How?
Step 2: Assigning Participants to groups--How?
| Experimental | Control |
| S1 | S5 |
| S2 | S6 |
| S3 | S7 |
| S4 | S8 |
| Experimental | Control |
| M | M |
| M | M |
| W | M |
| W | M |
| Experimental | Control |
| M | M |
| M | M |
| W | M |
| W | M |
3. Counterbalancing=balancing of the order of treatment conditions
| S1:Treatment 1 | Treatment 2 | Treatment 3 |
| S2: Treatment 2 | Treatment 3 | Treatment 1 |
| S3: Treatment 3 | Treatment 2 | Treatment 1 |
| Experimental | Control |
| M1st | W1st |
| W2nd | M2nd |
| W3rd | M3rd |
| Wth | M4th |
4. Random Assignment
Step 3: Design of Experiment
Recall:
| Experimental |
"Posttest only control group design"
| Experimental | Control |
Problems:
a. did randomization really work?
"Pretest-Posttest control group design"
| Experimental | Control |
Problems:
a. demand characteristics?
"Solomon 4 group design"
| Experimental | Control |
| ---- ----- | ---- ----- |
| ---- | ---- |