Anales de Psicología· 2013Q2
Un sistema de clasificación de los diseños de investigación en psicología
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This paper proposes a novel classification system for psychology research designs, categorizing them into manipulative, associative, and descriptive strategies, which yield specific study types.
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Key points
- Proposes a three-strategy classification for psychology research designs: manipulative, associative, and descriptive.
- Manipulative strategy includes experimental, quasi-experimental, and single-case study types.
- Associative strategy encompasses comparative, predictive, and explanatory study types.
- Descriptive strategy covers observational and selective study types.
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Abstract
In this work we devise a conceptual framework and develop some basic principles to promove a classification system for the most usual research designs in psychology based on three strategies (manipulative, associative and descriptive) from which emerge different types of studies, three for manipulative strategy (experimental, quasi-experimental and single-case), three for associative strategy (comparative, predictive and explanatory) and two for descriptive strategy (observational and selective).
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Field: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology
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