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TRUE EXPERIMENTS AND CAUSATION6D1

select a true experiment from the Journal of Experimental Criminology, available in the Capella library.

In your main post:

1. Diagram the selected experiment using the exhibits in Chapter 6 of your Fundamentals of Research In Criminology and Criminal Justice text as a model.
2. Explain the extent to which experimental conditions were controlled and the causal mechanism was identified.
3. Specify the independent and dependent variables in the true experiment selected.
4. Determine whether an association exists between the independent and dependent variables in the true experiment.
5. Express how generalizable you think the study’s results are to the population from which the cases were selected.

OPEN- AND CLOSED-ENDED SURVEY QUESTIONS7D1

In this discussion, you will explore the trade-off of whether to use open- or closed-ended questions in survey research. For this discussion, address the following in your main post:

1. Articulate a crime-related problem statement that is appropriate for a survey of college students based on your desired criminal justice career path.
2. Develop at least one hypothesis and several variables related to your problem statement.
3. Draft five closed-ended questions that measure these variables and five open-ended questions that you think will measure the same variables as the closed-ended questions.
4. Examine the effectiveness of responses that could be collected from each type of question based on the question format and phrasing.

QUALITY OF ACADEMIC SURVEY RESEARCH7D2

The purpose of this discussion is to gain a deeper understanding of the function and utility of surveys as a viable research method. For this discussion, use your library research skills to locate a research article in an academic journal that presents survey data on a criminology/criminal justice-related topic and address the following in your main post:

1. Explain the sampling design, manner of administration, response rate, and number of surveys completed for the survey selected based on the information presented in the methods section of the article selected.
2. Analyze the key findings of the study, as stated in the abstract (or in the absence of the abstract, in the findings section of the article), in the context of the study’s problem statement.
3. Explore the generalizability of the findings based on the survey.
4. Determine whether there are any potential problems for generalizability based on response rates for each survey.