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@kanchanpande5833 2 дня назад

Dear Sakshi, I wanted to express my appreciation for the fantastic learning experience you've provided through your videos. Your sessions strike the perfect balance between informative content and relatable examples. You explain complex concepts in such a clear and accessible way, making them much easier to understand and retain. Thank you for making the learning process enjoyable and effective. I’m truly enjoying the journey through your videos. Wishing you all the best and many blessings!

@spuneet156 2 года назад

Thanks, such an easy way to describe Experiments, it's designs, and types.

@fizxansari 4 месяца назад

Incomplete design bhi poora explain ni kia aapne . 🤷🏻‍♀️

@gunjitasanwal5898 2 года назад

Hy Sakshi thank you for this video ... I have tried to form an example of more than two randomised group design , please check if it is correct? Here is the example: For e.g. We are providing intervention to relieve anxiety and we are using relaxation methods. So here relaxation breathing is our IV which can further be divided into relaxation by meditation , relaxation by Yoga , relaxation by hypnosis and relaxation by peaceful music. And anxiety level will be dependent variable .

@jerinealex8122 12 дней назад

A small doubt- Isn't matched a within group design ?

@mahakbhadrecha3120 6 месяцев назад

Always a heartly thanks mam to share these valuable lectures with us 😊😊😊

@tahreemzahra7 17 дней назад

Please upload more lectures of research methodology

@MindReview 16 дней назад

Sure. Do check out its playlist!!

@ShafayetShanto56 10 месяцев назад

Thank you very much. It was a great help!!

@Pray552 24 дня назад

Thankyou so much u tooo

@MindReview 22 дня назад

Most welcome 😊

@jyotimishra9936 Месяц назад

Best explanation ever got

@devikarao3234 Год назад

In more than 2 Randomized group in the example you gave there is one IV (4 levels) but how many randomized sample does it have .

@aritramajumder9443 6 месяцев назад

In matched group, we're conducting pre-test and post-test on the same group. So how come it is under between group? Because according to what you explained, between groups will have two or more groups

@redpearlss 21 день назад

Exactly my question. Can you explain this to me if you found out the answer?

@neema843 4 месяца назад

Thanks for a detailed video

@MindReview 4 месяца назад

Glad it was helpful!

@shahisiddiqui7637 Год назад

How practice effects occured!? . Is it occurs after taking test nd while teaching students .!? M I correct

@zainablaljee4498 7 месяцев назад

The pre test and post test group should be the same right in matched group design??????

@mohitarora3584 5 месяцев назад

Won't that be than within group design?

@shrutisharma2748 2 года назад

I have a doubt 🙋‍♀️ In matched group design isn't the group is same instead of different tabhi we can take pre test then meditation intervention and then post test. How can this is possible on groups (2). Isn't it should come under within group design instead of between group design? Because we are measuring both the tests on same (single) group.

@MindReview 2 года назад

Hey, so the thing is in matched group design (with respect to the example discussed) we take a group that is matched on some criteria, take the pre-test of the entire group (measuring anxiety levels), then divide that group into 2 parts randomly (experimental & control). So, the intervention (meditation in this case) goes to experimental group & nothing to control group. After that, both the groups are again measured (post test of anxiety levels). Thus, we are seeing whether the intervention was useful or not, or was it like after a period of time anxiety will automatically go away or is it because of our intervention. So, all these things can be answered. And, it is matched because we are matching the experimental & control group at some level/criteria, be it age, gender, etc... Hope it is a little more clear now?

@shrutisharma2748 2 года назад

@@MindReview Yess, all clear! Thank you so much for the explanation♥️

@redpearlss 21 день назад

@@MindReview The groups, along with the demographic criteria can also be matched on the basis of the scores they got on the pre-test right? For example participants who got medium anxiety levels with be grouped as 1 control group and experimental group for example and later matched to compare the post-test results of those groups. The same for high and low anxiety level. Whereas the demographic matching is by default present in all participants.. Is it true?