Experimental design is a powerful tool in social work research for evaluating interventions and establishing cause-and-effect relationships. However, ethical concerns and real-world complexities often make true experiments challenging in social work settings.
What are some of the advantages and limitations of using experimental design in social work research? Can you think of a scenario where a randomized controlled trial (RCT) might be feasible and ethical in social work practice? If not, what do you think are better/alternative designs?
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