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Chapter 10Chapter 10
ExperimentsExperiments
McGraw-Hill/IrwinBusiness Research Methods, 10e
Copyright © 2008 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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Learning Objectives
Understand . . .• Uses for experimentation. • Advantages and disadvantages of the
experimental method.• Seven steps of a well-planned experiment. • Internal and external validity with
experimental research designs.• Three types of experimental designs and
the variations of each.
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PulsePoint: Research Revelation
826 The average dollar amount spent each year per employee on employee on training.
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Experiments Challenge Perceptions
“We need to keep an open mind and approach life as a series of experiments. We need to observe the experiments happening around us and create new ones. Instead of accepting the world as we think it is, we need to keep testing it to find out what it is and what works.”
Jerry Wind , Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania
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Causal Evidence
Agreement between IVs and DVs
Time order of occurrence
Extraneous variables did not influence DVs
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Causal Evidence
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Evaluation of Experiments
Advantages• Ability to manipulate
IV• Use of control group• Control of extraneous
variables• Replication possible• Field experiments
possible
Disadvantages• Artificiality of labs• Non-representative
sample• Expense• Focus on present and
immediate future• Ethical limitations
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Experimentation in the Research Process
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Conducting an Experiment
Specify treatment levels
Control environment
Choose experimental design
Select and assign participants
Pilot-test, revise, and test
Collect data
Analyze data
Specify treatment variables
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Experiment: Placement of Benefits Module
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Selecting and Assigning Participants
Random assignment
Matching
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Random Assignment
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Quota Matrix Example
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Measurement Options
Scaling techniques
Scaling techniques
Physiologicalmeasures
Physiologicalmeasures
OptionsOptions
Paper-and-pencil testsPaper-and-pencil tests
Observation
Self-administered instruments
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Validity in Experimentation
ExternalInternal
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Threats to Internal Validity
Threats
Maturation History
Testing
Instrumentation
Selection
Statisticalregression
Experimentalmortality
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Additional Threats to Internal Validity
Diffusion of treatmentDiffusion of treatment
Compensatory equalizationCompensatory equalization
Compensatory rivalryCompensatory rivalry
Resentful disadvantagedResentful disadvantaged
Local historyLocal history
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Threats to External Validity
Reactivity of testing on X
Interaction of selection and X
Other reactive factors
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Experimental Research Designs
Pre-experiments
True experiments
Field experiments
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After-Only Case Study
X O
Pre-experiment
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One Group Pretest-Posttest Design
O1 X O2
Pre-experiment
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Static Group Comparison
X O1
O2
Pre-experiment
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Pretest-Posttest Control Group Design
R O1 X O2
R O3 O4
True experiment
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Posttest-Only Control Group Design
True experiment
R X O1
R O2
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Nonequivalent Control Group Design
O1 X O2
O3 O4
Field experiment
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Separate Sample Pretest-Posttest Design
R O1 (X)R X O2
Field experiment
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Group Time Series Design
R O1 O2 O3 X O4 O5 O6
R O7 O8 O9 O10 O11 O12
Field experiment
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Job Enrichment Quasi-Experiment
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Experiment: Finding the Store Design
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Experiment: The Right Size of Flavor
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Key Terms
• Blind• Control group• Controlled test market• Dependent variable• Double-blind• Environmental control
• Experiment• Experimental treatment• External validity• Field experiment• Hypothesis• Independent variable• Internal validity
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Key Terms
• Matching• Operationalized • Quota matrix• Random assignment• Replication
• Test market– Electronic test market– Simulated test market– Standard test market– Virtual test market
• Treatment levels• Web-enabled test market
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Appendix 10bAppendix 10b
Test MarketsTest Markets
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Test Market Selection
IsolationIsolation
Control of distributionControl of distribution
CriteriaCriteria
RepresentativeRepresentative
Over-testing
Media coverage
Multiple locationsMultiple locations
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Types of Test Markets
Standard Standard
ControlledControlled
ElectronicElectronic
SimulatedSimulated
VirtualVirtual
Web-enabledWeb-enabled
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Test Market Cities