Chapter 10 Glossary Flashcards

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What is an anova summary table?

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Table that organises the results of anova. For each source of variation, the degrees of freedom, sums of squares , mean squares, f-ratios and p-values are listed.

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What is between-groups variance?

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Index of variability among group means.

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What is correlated-groups design?

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Research design in which participants in one group are related to participants in the other groups, thus controlling individual differences and increasing power.

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What is critical thinking?

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Applyling the principles of inference discussed in this text to everyday situations.

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What is error bar?

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An addition made to either histograms or frequency polygons that indicates the size of the standard error of the mean.

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What is error team?

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A measure of the variability of scores within each group that provides a basis for comparing observed differences between groups.

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What is ex post facto study?

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Non experimental design in which the current situation is observed and related to reports of previous events.

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What is experimental design?

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Participants are randomly assigned to groups and all appropriate control procedures are used.

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What is experimental variance?

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Variability among the group means in a research study that is due to effects of the independent variable.

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What is an extraneous variable?

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Variabiliity due to the effects of the extravenous variable

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What is the f-test?

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An f-ratio is an inferential statistic that is the ratio of two variance estimates.

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What is independent-groups design?

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Researcu design in which the participants appear in only one group.

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What is interaction effects?

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Combined effect of two or more independent variables, such that the effect of one independent variable differs depending on the level of the other independent variable.

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What is interaction effects?

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Combined effect of two or more independent variables, such that the effect of one independent variable differs depending on the level of other independent variable.

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What is manipulation check?

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Procedure designed to verify that the independent variable actually varied in the different conditions.

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What is the mean square?

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A variance estimate used in ANOVAs.

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What is multilevel, completly randomised, netween subjects design?

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A design with more than two groups, in which each participant is randomly assigned to one group.

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What is multivariable designs?

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Designs employing more than one independent variable and thus allowing researchers to identify interactive effects independent variables.

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What are nonsystematic withion-groups variance?

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Variance due to random factors that affect some participants more than others.

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What is partitioned?

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Seperating the total sum of squars into between-groups and withing groups sum of squares.

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What is planned comparison?

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Comparison of mean performance between groups that was planned before data collection.

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What is post hoc comparison?

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Secondary analysis that evaluates effects that were not hypothesised by the researcher.

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What is pretest posttest, natural control-group design?

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Design in which preexisting groups are measured before and after the manipulation of an independent variable.

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What is probe?

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Testing to see which groups are statistically different from one another.

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What is randomised, postest only, control-group design?

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Experimental design in which participants are randomly assigned to two groups, and each group is tested on the dependent variable after the independent variable.

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What is randomised, pretest-postest, control group design?

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Experimental design in which participants are randomly assigned to two groups and each participants is tested on the dependent variable both before and after the manipulation.

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What is single-group posttest only study?

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Nonexperimental design that involves manipulating the independent variabe and then taking a post manipulation measure on the dependent variable.

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What is single-group, pretest-postest study?

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Nonexperimental design in which participants are measured on a dependent variable both before and after manipulation.

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What is single-variable design?

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Designs that include just one independent variable.

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What is single variable design?

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Designs that include just one independent variable.

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What single-variable, between-subjects designs?

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Designs that include only independent variable and in which particpants are randomly assigned to groups.

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What is the standard error of the mean?

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The standard deviation of the sample divided by the square root of the sample size. The standard error of the mean is the standard deviation of a distribution of means for a given sample size drawn from a specified population.

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What is statistically equal?

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Groups are statistically equal when the small differences that do exist are the result of sampling error.

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What is systematic between groups variance>

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Variability between groups that is brought about by either the experimental manipulation or by a confounding variable.

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What is time series design?

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Research design in which multiple measures are taken before and after an experimental manipulaton or event.

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What is unbiased assignment?

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Assigning participants to groups or conditions in such a way that the groups are statitistically equivalent at the star of the study.

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What are the withingroups variance?

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Variability among participants within a group or conditiom.