What does pseudoprospective mean?
Pseudoprospective means Describing an analysis, design etc that approximates a prospective one by using already-available data.
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Describing an analysis, design etc that approximates a prospective one by using already-available data.
Handbook of Psychology, Vol. II: Research Methods in Psychology; Irving B. Weiner editor-in-chief Pseudoprospective designs attempt to model true prospective designs in structure, but actually are retrospective.
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Pseudoprospective means Describing an analysis, design etc that approximates a prospective one by using already-available data.
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Handbook of Psychology, Vol. II: Research Methods in Psychology; Irving B. Weiner editor-in-chief Pseudoprospective designs attempt to model true prospective designs in structure, but actually are retrospective.
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