Chapter 2 Flashcards

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What is an abstract in an empirical journal article?

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Short summary of the study that includes topic, methodology, results, and what was learned.

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What is SCOPUS?

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A newer database with a wider range of sources.

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What does PsycINFO provide?

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Records written about research studies.

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What is a variable?

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A difference that can be measured or compared in a study.

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What is the purpose of peer review?

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Allows experts to give feedback before publication.

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What should research questions be?

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As specific as possible.

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What does a correlational research question examine?

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If behaviors occur together.

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What is the primary motivation for answering a research question?

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To test a theory.

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What are the four subsections of the Method section in an empirical journal article?

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  • Participants
  • Design
  • Materials
  • Procedure
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What does the Discussion section of an empirical journal article include?

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Summary of what was learned and direction for future research.

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What is included in the Results section of an empirical journal article?

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Summary of data and tests performed to analyze the data.

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What are review articles and book chapters used for?

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Organizing and summarizing research in a particular area.

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What is an example of a data-driven hypothesis?

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Inductive reasoning used to make another prediction based on previous results.

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What is a theory-driven hypothesis?

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Made from predictions of a theory.

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What does a literature review help determine?

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The best operational definitions.

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16
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What characterizes a multiple experiment/study article?

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  • One overall introduction
  • Separate method and results for each design
  • General discussion section
17
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What type of reasoning does theory-driven hypothesis use?

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Deductive reasoning.

18
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Fill in the blank: A _______ is a database of survey materials developed for research.

19
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True or False: Literature reviews can help find sources relevant to a research question.

20
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What is the significance of replicating results?

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To strengthen the results.

21
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What does the Introduction section of an empirical journal article do?

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Introduces the topic and research question, and states the researcher’s goal.