In a quasi-experimental comparison, SI-PASS participants completed far more online exercises than non-volunteering students (d = .72)¶
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q3 i2 When SI-PASS participants were compared to all other enrolled students, the participants completed significantly more online exercises (d = .72). → Puttaert 2025
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Puttaert 2025¶
Puttaert, N., Dachet, D., Baye, A., Quertemont, E., Leduc, L., Nyssen, A.-S., & Verpoorten, D. (2025). Effects of SI-PASS on a high-risk course – A randomized controlled trial. Learning and Instruction, 95, 102042. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.learninstruc.2024.102042
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Exploratory quasi-experimental analysis comparing online exercise completion of the 184 SI-PASS volunteers against all 801 other enrolled students. The t-test "turns out to be significant (t(983) = 9.2, p < .001, d = .72)", a printed effect size of d = .72 favoring SI-PASS students (M = 24.31 vs M = 10.76).
"the t-test between SI-PASS students (n = 184, M = 24.31, SD = 19.97) and all other students (n = 801, M = 10.76, SD = 17.54) turns out to be significant (t(983) = 9.2, p < .001, d = .72)"
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Related Claims¶
- SI-PASS participants did not engage more with online exercises than controls in the RCT, but attendance correlated with online exercise engagement — related
- A quasi-experimental comparison of SI-PASS participants with non-volunteering enrolled students shows significantly higher exam performance, contrasting with the null RCT result — related
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In a quasi-experimental comparison, SI-PASS participants completed far more online exercises than non-volunteering students (d = .72) |
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In a quasi-experimental comparison, SI-PASS participants completed far more online exercises than non-volunteering students (d = .72) |
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