Thank you so much, John, as always for everything you do to make things much easier for us. Yea, I may not have phrased my question very clearly earlier. I understand that causality and measurement are closely linked; I just wanted to clarify whether,...
P1C Causality: Cognition and environmentThank you so much, John! I forgot to star the page, and I’ve been searching for your response. I’m so glad I finally found it!
Focus group: Climate change denialThank you so much, I really appreciate all your work!
PTSD: Psychological treatmentsDear Kristen, It is best described as a quasi-experiment. Participants were assessed for PTSD symptoms before the therapy (pre-test), after completing testimonial therapy (post-test), and again at follow-up intervals of two and six months, allowing...
PTSD: Psychological treatmentsHi John, Thank you so much for all your work for all these years, you have been a life savor! Quick question, what is the research method used in Weine (1998) for ITT? Thank you!
PTSD: Psychological treatmentsDear Todd, No, they are both experiments. The IB does not accept them in an essay that asks them to contrast two months or discuss two methods. However, if they ask them to discuss "one or more" methods, it is totally fine.
Exemplar: Contrast two methodsThanks John, that is what I thought by I just wanted to make sure! You're the best :O)
Study guide: GlobalizationHi John, Can you use quasi and true experiments as different research methods? Thanks. Todd
Exemplar: Contrast two methodsDear Magda They may only be asked the questions that are listed above.
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Hello John & Laura, I just wanted to ask is this classified as a natural experiment or is the research method a questionnaire? Thanks again for all your help.
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