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Outlines & Highlights for Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Designs for Generalized Causal Inference by Shadish, Cook, & Campbell (Cram101 Textbook Outlines)

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This book consists entirely of glossary entries on the even pages and blank note pages as the odd pages. The glossary entries appear to have been automatically computer-generated for the big words in the text, as the definitions tend to be standard dictionary definitions without consideration of any of the rich context of the Shadish et al. textbook. Many of the glossary terms are medical terms such as clinical depression, chemotherapy, spinal cord, phenylketonuria, etc., which demonstrates the mindless compilation of this outline.

In reference to the CRAM101 Testbook Outline for "Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Designs for Generalized Causal Inference" by Shadish, Campbell and Cook.

This is outline is very limited and was not helpful at all. The outline basicly provided definitions for key terms within the book by Shadish, Campbell and Cook". However, you can go to the website and get a "discounted rate" so you can purchase and see the actual outlines, highlights, practice tests adn references. Obviously I missed that part of it when I bought the book otherwise I would not have purchased had I known I would have to pay more for what I thought I would receive within the outline.

Although this is a great product, I attempted to order this product instead of purchasing the accompanying text. I would not recommend that to anyone.