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This pre-treatment information enables researchers to move beyond treating participants as indistinguishable widgets.
In section 3.4, I discussed how the digital age changes how we recruit respondents,and now I will discuss how it enables researchers to ask questions in new ways.
First, always-on data collection enables researchers to study unexpected events in ways that would not otherwise be possible.
Digital experiments canhave dramatically different cost structures and this enables researchers to run experiments that were impossible in the past.
Fortunately, the digital age enables researchers to move beyond these data-free speculations and assess external validity empirically.
As the examples below- from ornithology andcomputer science- show, distributed data collection enables researchers to collect data more frequently and in more places than were possible previously.
The PCR technique enables researchers to make unlimited copies of any specific DNA sequence independent of the organism from which it came.
Increasing the number of participants by a factor of 100 or more is not just a quantitative change,it is a qualitative change, because it enables researchers to learn different things from experiments(e.g., heterogeneity of treatment effects) and run entirely different experimental designs(e.g., large group experiments).
That is, it enables researchers to learn new information as in an open question, and it yields easy to analyze data as in a closed question.
In March of this year,the project Open Bug Bounty launched a new section that enables researchers to promptly notify the owners of web-sites on the leakage of personally identifiable information(PII).
An online system enables researchers to request access to anonymized patient level data that sit behind the results of clinical trials from a number of pharmaceutical companies, including GSK.
Increasing the number of participants by a factor of 100 or more is not just a quantitative change;it is a qualitative change, because it enables researchers to learn different things from experiments(e.g., heterogeneity of treatment effects) and to run entirely different experimental designs(e.g., large-group experiments).
It also, for the first time, enables researchers to perform in-depth studies to figure out which proteins and peptides the bacteria living in human beings use to communicate with each other and with their host.
This type of experiment dominates research in psychology because it enables researchers to create very specific treatments designed to test very specific theories about social behavior.
Second, always-on data collection enables researchers to produce real-time measurements, which can be important in settings where policy makers want to not just learn from existing behavior but also respond to it.
Thus, the online environment sometimes enables researchers to create new treatments that have properties that are hard to construct otherwise.
This type of experiment dominates research in psychology because it enables researchers to create highly controlled settings to precisely isolate and test specific theories about social behavior.
It is a qualitative change, because it enables researchers to learn different things from experiments(e.g., heterogeneity of treatment effects) and to run entirely different experimental designs(e.g., large-group experiments).
Within social science, research on the basis of registries enables researchers to obtain essential knowledge about the long-term correlation of a number of social conditions such as unemployment and education with other life conditions.
Within social science, research on the basis of registries enables researchers to obtain essential knowledge about the long‑term correlation of a number of social conditions such as unemployment and education with other life conditions.
Third, large datasets enable researchers to detect small differences.
A force is exerted on themagnetic bead using a magnetic field, enabling researchers to pull and rotate a single DNA molecule in a controlled fashion.
Reduction which refers to methods that enable researchers to obtain comparable levels of information from fewer animals, or to obtain more information from the same number of animals.
In conclusion, always-on data systems enable researchers to study unexpected events and provide real-time information to policy makers.
For example, NLP and data mining in social networks enable researchers to understand the trend, sentiment, influence, and opinions of the users in social networks.
This enabled researchers to conduct paleomagnetic studies of types of rocks whose magnetism could not be discerned by earlier equipment.
Second, ethical-response surveys enable researchers to pose multiple versions of a research project in order to assess the perceived ethical balance of different versions of the same project.
Reduction: methods that enable researchers to obtain comparable levels of information from fewer animals, or to obtain more information from the same number of animals.