October 29, 2020

RESEARCH METHODS-STUDY DESIGNS-PROSPECTIVE STUDIES

This refers to the likely prevalence of a phenomenon, situation, problem, attitude or outcome in the future. Such studies attempt to establish the outcome of an event or what is likely to happen. Experiments are usually classified as prospective studies because the researcher must wait for an intervention to register its effect on the study population.

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