Confounding in Educational Research: An Overview of Research Approaches Investigating Virtual and Augmented Reality

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Published Nov 10, 2023
Miriam Mulders

Abstract

  1. Media comparison studies are often confounded because relevant factors of the learning scenario are not considered.
  2. Media comparison studies would be more meaningful if the conditions during investigations were standardized, and additional moderator and mediator variables were incorporated into the experimental design.
  3. Other research approaches, e.g., value added studies, may offer insights relevant to educational practice.

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Mulders, M. (2023). Confounding in Educational Research: An Overview of Research Approaches Investigating Virtual and Augmented Reality . Digital Psychology, 4(1S), 9–12. https://doi.org/10.24989/dp.v4i1S.2227

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Keywords

Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Media Comparison, Confounding, Research approaches

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