Regression-discontinuity analysis: An alternative to the ex post facto experiment.
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This study presents a method of testing casual hypotheses, called regression-discontinuity analysis, in situations where the investigator is unable to randomly assign Ss to experimental and control groups. The Ss were selected from near winners--5126 students who received certificates of merit and 2
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A large family of efficacy and effectiveness designs now exists, including designs that randomize across persons, places, and time, and nonrandomized designs such as pre-post comparisons, regression discontinuity, time series, and multiple baseline comparisons.
“There is now a large family of designs for testing efficacy or effectiveness that randomize across persons, place, and time (or combinations of these) (15), as well as designs that do not use randomization, such as pre-post comparisons, regression discontinuity (106), time series and multiple baseline comparisons (5).”
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- Thistlethwaite, D. L., & Campbell, D. T.
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- Journal of Educational Psychology
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