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245 00 Running behavioral studies with human participants :|ba
practical guide /|cFrank Ritter [and others].
264 1 Thousand Oaks, CA :|bSage,|c[2013]
264 4 |c©2013
300 1 online resource (xx, 183 pages :) :|billustrations
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504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 RUNNING BEHAVIORAL STUDIES WITH HUMAN PARTICIPANTS -FRONT
COVER; RUNNING BEHAVIORAL STUDIES WITH HUMAN PARTICIPANTS;
BRIEF CONTENTS; DETAILED CONTENTS; LIST OF FIGURES AND
TABLES; PREFACE; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; ABOUT THE AUTHORS;
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION; 1.1 Background; 1.2 Overview of
the Research Process; 1.3 Overview of the Running
Examples; 1.4 Further Readings; 1.5 Questions; Summary
Questions; Thought Questions; CHAPTER 2: PREPARATION FOR
RUNNING EXPERIMENTS; 2.1 Reading Literature in the Area;
2.2 Preparing the Apparatus and Materials, Design, and
Procedure Through Piloting.
505 8 2.2.1 Care, Control, Use, and Maintenance of
Apparatus2.2.2 The Testing Facility; 2.2.3 Choice of
Dependent Measures: Performance, Time, Actions, Errors,
Verbal Protocols, and Other Measures; 2.2.4 Plan Data
Collection With Analysis in Mind; 2.2.5 Run Analyses With
Pilot Data; 2.2.6 Write About Your Experiment Before
Running; 2.3 Preparing for Recruiting; 2.3.1 Choice of a
Term: Participants or Subjects; 2.3.2 Recruiting
Participants; 2.3.3 Subject Pools and Class-Based
Participation; 2.4 Institutional Review Board (IRB); 2.4.1
What Needs IRB Approval?; 2.4.2 Preparing an IRB
Submission.
505 8 2.5 Preparing to Run the Low Vision HCI Study2.6 Preparing
to Run the HRI Study; 2.7 Conclusion; 2.8 Further
Readings; 2.9 Questions; Summary Questions; Thought
Questions; CHAPTER 3: POTENTIAL ETHICAL PROBLEMS; 3.1
Preamble: A Simple Study That Hurt Somebody; 3.2 The
History and Role of Ethics Reviews; 3.3 Recruiting
Subjects; 3.4 Coercing Subjects; 3.5 Risks, Costs, and
Benefits of Participation; 3.6 Sensitive Data; 3.7
Plagiarism; 3.8 Fraud; 3.9 Conflicts of Interest; 3.10
Authorship and Data Ownership; 3.11 Interpersonal
Conflicts Within a Research Team.
505 8 3.12 Potential Ethical Problems in the Low Vision HCI
Study3.13 Potential Ethical Problems in the Multilingual
Fonts Study; 3.14 Conclusion; 3.15 Further Readings; 3.16
Questions; Summary Questions; Thought Questions; CHAPTER 4
: RISKS TO VALIDITY TO AVOID WHILE RUNNING AN EXPERIMENT;
4.1 Validity Defined: Internal, External, Construct, and
Surface; 4.2 Risks to Internal Validity; 4.2.1 Power: How
Many Participants?; 4.2.2 Experimenter Effects; 4.2.3
Participant Effects; 4.2.4 Demand Characteristics; 4.2.5
Equipment and Setup Effects; 4.2.6 Randomization and
Counterbalancing.
505 8 4.2.7 Abandoning the Task4.3 Risks to External Validity;
4.3.1 Task Fidelity; 4.3.2 Representativeness of Your
Sample; 4.4 Avoiding Risks in the Multilingual Fonts
Study; 4.5 Avoiding Risks in the HRI Study; 4.6
Conclusion; 4.7 Further Readings; 4.8 Questions; Summary
Questions; Thought Questions; CHAPTER 5: RUNNING A
RESEARCH SESSION; 5.1 Preparing to Run a Research Session;
5.1.1 Preparing the Space for Your Study; 5.1.2 Piloting;
5.1.3 Experimenter Dress Code; 5.1.4 Preparing and Using a
Script; 5.1.5 Before Subjects Arrive; 5.2 Running a
Research Session; 5.2.1 Welcome.
520 Running Behavioral Experiments With Human Participants: A
Practical Guide, by Frank E. Ritter, Jong W. Kim, Jonathan
H. Morgan, and Richard A. Carlson, provides a concrete,
practical roadmap for the implementation of experiments
and controlled observation using human participants. Ideal
for those with little or no practical experience in
research methodology, the text covers both conceptual and
practical issues that are critical to implementing an
experiment. The book is organized to follow a standard
process in experiment-based research, covering such i.
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