Empirical Cycle Flashcards

(25 cards)

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The empirical cycle phase where you ______ a relation in the real world and use as input to the induction phase is called _______.

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observe

observation phase

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The empirical cycle phase where you take a specific observation from the real world and use it to hypothesize a general rule

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induction phase

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The empirical cycle phase where you turn a general rule into a specific concrete prediction that you expect to see when you undertake research. This is the phase where _______ setup is determined. It is also where measurement ________ are determined and ______ to follow are determined. In addition population _________ are identified

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deduction phase
research
instruments
procedures
sample
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In this phase (_________) of the empirical cycle, data is collected and compared with the ______. _______ analysis may be required.

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testing phase
prediction
statistical

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In this phase of the empirical cycle, interpretation of results are taken and weighted against the hypothesis. If there is a research setup error it can be tweaked and retested or the hypothesis can be adjusted

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evaluation phase

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When checking a study for ______ validity we are checking to ensure that ______ and constructs were measured accurately, and that we measured what we _______ to measure

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construct validity
properties
intended

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When checking a study for ____ validity we check that the observed effect was actually due to the hypothesized cause.

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internal validity

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When the hypothesized relationship supported by our findings also holds true in other settings / for other groups - we are checking this type of validity

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external validity

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For a relationship to be seen as causal the cause must be traced to the ____.

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effect

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When tracing for causality the cause must _____ the effect.

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precede

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When tracing for causality the cause and effect must occur ______ consistently

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together

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any systematic difference in subject characteristics between groups, other than the manipulated cause is an internal validity threat known as:

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Selection

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selection internal validity threat is remedied with

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randomization

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• When time leads to a ____ in a participant such that a change would be seen anyway
E.g. Some people get over loneliness with time
(internal validity threat)

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maturation

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Internal validity threat where subjects have different rates of ______. Someone may get over something or get better at something faster naturally than others. This is known as _______.

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maturation

selection by maturation

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16
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Selection by maturation is remedied typically by

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randomization

17
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Maturation is remedied typically by

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introducing a control group

18
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When instruments have systemic bias or measure another construct or property entirely this results in

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low construct validity

19
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When an instrument is changed during the course of a study and it impacts the results of the study, this is known as what type of internal validity threat

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instrumentation

20
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The sensitizing effect (on a participant) by being administered a test. What is this type of internal validity threat called

21
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Type type of internal validity threat where the experimenter knows what group they are working with and behaves differently while working with that group. This can affect results

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experimenter expectancy

22
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A change in participant behaviour due to expecations about the study is what kind of internal validity threat?

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demand characteristics

23
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If you’re unsure that the hypothesized cause is the actual real cause that precedes the effect, it’s this kind of internal validity threat

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ambiguous temporal precedence

24
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Unforeseen event happens during the study that affects the outcome of the study. E.g. Covid-19 (large scale), or something happens in the room during data collection e.g. experimenter faints. What kind of internal validity threat is this?

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The internal validity threat caused by participant drop out
mortality