Causal Research Design / Marketing Research #7

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[@ramzanhosein5910]

You use the layman's language! That's great. Very easy to understand.

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[@vanielgodfrey9049]

Thanks much. This is good for the presentations I have soon. Hope more ppl find your content. Fluent and Undertandable

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[@sabrayahya89]

woow...i have my phD comprehensive exams..and guess this will be of help

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[@hilmi.21]

Thank you

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[@yahyarasa6140]

Thank you for the great explaination

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[@moive4823]

Great explanation!

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[@abendongsally8368]

Thks v much .

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[@apampolin5837]

Great video

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[@isavelidong5811]

Is causal a randomized assignment/selection of sample?

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Hi Isabel! Well, it depends on what your task is all about. In other words, id depends if randomisation is your actual manipulation. But if it isn not, randomisation of participants or groups is a very important practice for robust experimental designs.