El experimento natural como un nuevo diseño cuasi-experimental en investigacion social y de salud

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Abstract

Currently in social science research it is used a new research design defined as a "natural experiment", where the researcher has none participation in the treatment assignment because it has been directly done for an exogenous agent such as a law, a social policy or a natural event. This implicit exogenous intervention allows that low-level pre-determined selection bias groups be formed. Therefore, the comparison on results being found between these groups (law-affected group, social policy-affected group, or natural event-affected group versus contrafactic groups not being affected) allow to predict the effect of this law, social policy, or natural event almost so efficiently like happen in randomly created treatment-and-control groups.

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Nass Kunstmann, L., & Merino E., J. M. (2008). El experimento natural como un nuevo diseño cuasi-experimental en investigacion social y de salud. Ciencia y Enfermeria, 14(2), 9–12. https://doi.org/10.4067/s0717-95532008000200002

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