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Causal Analysis: Single Event Study
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Module 4
Designing the Investigation
1
Evidence for Event 1
Identify specific evidence sources for Event 1 (e.g., separate interviews with all three parties, communication logs, timeline artifacts).
2
Evaluating Source Reliability and Bias in Event 1 Analysis
Assess reliability and bias risks for Event 1 sources (e.g., retrospective rationalization, social desirability bias).
3
Designing a Hypothesis-Driven Data Collection Template
Design a structured data collection template for Event 1 that maps each hypothesis to the specific evidence items required to test it.
4
Evidence Sources for Event 2
Identify specific evidence sources for Event 2 (e.g., competition media, judge scorecards, contestant and competitor interviews).
5
Evaluating Source Reliability & Bias in Event Analysis
Assess reliability and bias risks for Event 2 sources (e.g., halo effect in judge evaluations, contestant's own attribution biases).
6
Designing a Data Collection Template for Hypothesis Testing
Design a structured data collection template for Event 2 that maps each hypothesis to the specific evidence items required to test it.
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