1.2 Flashcards

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correlation methods

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The correlational method involves looking for relationships between variables.

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2
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the goal of the experiment method

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determining the cause-and-effect relationship

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3
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experiment method characteristics

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-manipulation
-control

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4
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manipulation

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The level of one variable is determined by the experimenter

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5
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control -characteristics and techniques -

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rules out the influence of other variables
characteristics:
-participants variable -age /gender
-environmental variables -weather/time of the day
techniques:
-random assignment
-controlling the variables (matching/holding them constantly

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6
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independant variable

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is the variable that is manipulated by the researcher

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7
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dependant variable

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is the one that is observed to assess the effect of the treatment

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8
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control condition

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individuals do not receive experimental treatment. Instead, they either receive no treatment or receive a neutral, placebo treatment.

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9
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environmental conditions

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individuals do receive the experimental treatment

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