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pretest–posttest design

pretest–posttest design A pretest–posttest design is a study setup in which participants are measured before and after an intervention or training.

A pretest–posttest design is a study setup in which participants are measured before and after an intervention or training. In the source context, it includes a training group and a control group so changes over time can be compared between groups.

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Drafting source: Danielsson Henrik; Zottarel Valentina; Palmqvist Lisa; Lanfranchi Silvia. The effectiveness of working memory training with individuals with intellectual disabilities – a meta-analytic review. 2015; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2015.01230; article XML SHA-256 f7828d6dca2cb66856444901def35813cb41a34cd8c3d93848291f7a052846e5. “The effectiveness of working memory training with individuals with intellectual disabilities – a meta-analytic review” (10.3389/fpsyg.2015.01230).
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