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Practicing Research Methods

Do you want to support your students in practicing research methods? Grasple offers curated exercises to help your students grasp the concept of statistics.

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Open Exercises

Below you find a list of lessons and exercises on research methods, that are open or will be released with an open license. These materials have been created by Grasple over the past five years in collaboration with different universities. To already access the materials that are not yet CC licensed, you can create a free teacher account.

Research Cycle

Qualitative research

  • 1

    Literature and APA referencing

  • 20

    Coding

Correlational research

  • 35

    Measurement levels

  • 13

    More on Measurement levels and Operationalisation

  • 6

    Correlation vs Causation

  • 23

    Population and Sample

  • 3

    Correlation

  • 10

    Descriptive Statistics

  • 5

    Correlations in samples

Experimental research

  • 20

    Forming hypotheses

  • 10

    Randomisation
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