REVISION LESSON 3 ON TYPES OF VARIABLES:INDEPENDENT, DEPENDENT, INTERVENING, EXTRANEOUS & MODERATING

[@awidhijohn8580]

This is very educative within and without campus as I intend to specialize in this field widely

[@roskoketwony442]

Waaoh .Thanks alot for the lessons Dr.wambugu .it has really helped me do my research

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Glad to hear that

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Thanx doc for the lessons.They'r very good.

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Glad you like them!

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Thank you, well presented

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Glad it was helpful!

[@honestvalence]

thank you madame

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Most welcome. Access all the lessons on www.researchmethodsclass.com/research-methods-course/

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Dr God bless u soo much ooo😊

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Thank you. Access all the lessons on www.researchmethodsclass.com/research-methods-course/

[@catherinenjenga9876]

Hello Would you kindly guide me to teachings/notes/ guides related to research in health science kindly please.i need some help in determining where to place one of my variable

[@catherinenjenga9876]

Good Evening Dr Lydia Wambugu would you kindly guide me on the above. Kind regards

[@josephmwangimugo9078]

Thank you doc for the excellent illustration

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So nice of you

[@nantenainasydonie5737]

Thanks Dr for all your lessons. However I am still confused about all your explanations in all lessons. Because you're always saying about the research in social science while there are other science studies such as Natural and formal sciences. Please may you help me to connect or apply the knowledge you taught in social science to other research sciences I mentioned above, starting from research philosophy to research methods. I hope you understood my concern. I really appreciate your teaching methodology. Thanks in advance

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Hello. My orientation is social science. My advice would be, if you are a natural scientists which is more experimental and naturalistic, use what is applicable in my notes

[@wanyonyisam8445]

I have come across literature describing background, categorical variables. How different are these

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Hello Sam. Background on what? What we have is background to the problem which a historical background on your variables in chapter one. This shows the relationship between variables. Categorical are variables are variables that exists in categories. They are either nominal (for identification) or ordinal (ordered)

[@elizabethmoragwa2384]

Madam....what variables are referred to as third and forth independent variables.?

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Hello Elizabeth. I replied to your email

[@elizabethmoragwa2384]

@@research-methods-class Yes,received,thank you.

[@catherinenjenga9876]

Good morning 🙋 question please can a study have 2 dependent variables?

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Hello Catherine. Thank you for your question. A study cannot have two dependent variables. A study have various Independent variables that you manipulate to see the change they bring on the outcome variable which is the dependent variable. To access all my lessons, log onto www.researchmethodsclass.come/research-methods-course/ Do not forget to subscribe and recommend the channel to your friends.

[@catherinenjenga9876]

Thankyou so much Dr Lydia

[@acidririchardotavio2103]

i like this class of research but one problem there is no notes of the class.

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Hello Richard. Those slides are notes. You only need to pick the main points as the lesson rolls. Secondly, at your convenience, you may want to get the research methods text book either as a hard copy or ebook. You can have a look at it on www.researchmethodsclass.com/ebook/

[@anantanaik549]

Some more illustration is required

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Hello Ananta. Illustration of variables? Feel free to ask the specific question you have.

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your email please

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