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Types of Study Design

  • Simple design
    • One time data collection
    • Test of the current knowledge (no learning prior to testing)
  • Learning situation
    • Learning situation (e.g., artificial grammar). Material presented during a learning phase. At the end of the learning phase, learning tested.
  • Repeated measures
    • Longitudinal study. Same data collected at different points in time.
  • Comparative Approaches
    • > Checking for Universality of principles
    • A comparative approach takes at least two forms, where language is concerned: the first involves the linguistic capacities of non-human primates, and the second involves cross-linguistic studies.
 
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