one grouppretestpost testdesignpropensityscorematchingcohorteffectsmultiplebaselinedesignsbaselineinstrumentdecayreversaldesignnonequivalentcontrol groupdesigninterruptedtimeseriesdesignmaturationeffectsquasiexperimentaldesignregressiontowardthe meanfree butonly afterI call it!controlseriesdesignhistoryeffectstestingeffectsone groupposttestonlydesignnonequivalentcontrol grouppretestposttestdesignlongitudinalmethodcohortsequentialmethodsingle caseexperimentaldesignselectiondifferencescross-sectionmethodone grouppretestpost testdesignpropensityscorematchingcohorteffectsmultiplebaselinedesignsbaselineinstrumentdecayreversaldesignnonequivalentcontrol groupdesigninterruptedtimeseriesdesignmaturationeffectsquasiexperimentaldesignregressiontowardthe meanfree butonly afterI call it!controlseriesdesignhistoryeffectstestingeffectsone groupposttestonlydesignnonequivalentcontrol grouppretestposttestdesignlongitudinalmethodcohortsequentialmethodsingle caseexperimentaldesignselectiondifferencescross-sectionmethod

Chapter 11 Bingo (quasi-experimental) - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. one group pretest post test design
  2. propensity score matching
  3. cohort effects
  4. multiple baseline designs
  5. baseline
  6. instrument decay
  7. reversal design
  8. nonequivalent control group design
  9. interrupted time series design
  10. maturation effects
  11. quasi experimental design
  12. regression toward the mean
  13. free but only after I call it!
  14. control series design
  15. history effects
  16. testing effects
  17. one group posttest only design
  18. nonequivalent control group pretest posttest design
  19. longitudinal method
  20. cohort
  21. sequential method
  22. single case experimental design
  23. selection differences
  24. cross-section method