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Of the three methodologies in EBD research (Quantitative, Qualitative and Mixed Methods), which is the oldest?
Which is the more open-ended and flexible? |
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| What are some examples of research measurement tools? |
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- Observation
- Questionnaire
- Rating Scale
- Interview
- Focus Group
- Use of Existing Data
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| What is triangulation research? |
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| It is the application of several research methodologies in a study of the same topic. |
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| What is one drawback of a phone interview? |
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| Sampling error can occur because it only questions people with phones. |
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| What was Ulrich's ground-breaking study and which measurement tool did he use? |
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| Ulrich used EXISTING DATA to prove the connection between views to nature to shorter stay lengths and fewer requests for pain medication. |
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| What are the four levels of EBD practice according to the Hamilton article? |
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1. Keep up with literature and apply the evidence to inform their designs, looking for success stories when the project is complete.
2. Predict the outcomes expected from their design, thus developing design hypotheses, & commit to measurements that will confirm their predictions.
3. Commit to hypothesis and measurement while adding a commitment to share findings publicly.
4. Practicioners increase rigor by publishing their results in peer-reviewed venues. |
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Triangulation is an example of which research methodology?
1. Quantitative
2. Qualitative
3. Mixed Methods |
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1. Quantitative
2. Qualitative
3. Mixed Methods |
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| How should EBD be implemented? |
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| Through a lense of the project vision, the business case and through the goals and objectives |
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| What is the difference between applied and basic research? |
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| Applied research is based on real problems and creates new knowledge and uses stricter methods of research. Basic knowledge is academic, it is more theoretical than applied. |
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| What differentiates EBD from traditional design? |
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| It's emphasis on using research to support design decision making and ecaluate design innovations. |
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| Name the 3 methodologies that can be used in EBD |
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quantitative
qualitative
mixed method |
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| Why is establishing, documenting and implementing the project vision essential to the overall success of the project? |
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| Becuase the vision articulates the intentions and direction for the project and the EBD goals and objectives, which is the first step in the EBD process. |
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What should the design research project team be talking the time to do while the vision is under development and designers gather information?
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| The design research team should atriculate design challenges and research topics that are linked to the client's hc concerns and challenges. |
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| The ______will help to systematically organize thoughts and ideas and outline activities before time, money and efforts are invested. |
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| ______ research usually originates from the need to solve a practical problem and is intended for direct and immediate applications to improvereal life condition, while_____ research usually originates from curiosity and aims at creating new knowledge or adding to existing knowledge. |
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| The goal of _____ research is understand the complexity of the topics under study from personal perspectives, experiences and interactions. |
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| A group of researchers studied the effects of white noise on use of pain medication among patients in a noisy, inner city emergency ward. Which is the independent, and which is the dependent variable? |
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| White noise is independent and the use of pain medication is dependent. |
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| ____is the extent to which ia measurement tool measures what it is supposed to measure, while _____ is the degree to which a measurement tool produces consistent or similar results on the same phenomenon at different times or when used by different people. |
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| The key steps of the EBD process should be implemented through the lens of project vision, the business cse and the ______ |
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| project goals and objectives |
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| Why is triangulation of research methodologies important in a research study? |
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| Triangulation can strengthen the validity and reliability of research inferences. |
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| The goal of _____ research is to explain and predict phenomena by examining the relationship is between empirically measured variables |
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| A positive correlation exists when one variable ______ and another variable tends to ______ |
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| What is a confounding variable? |
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| Factors that may influence the dependent variable, but are not the interests of the study. |
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