Exam 1 Flashcards
(43 cards)
what is so important about observation in science?
benefits vs. risks of studies?
what are the ethical guidelines in psychology?
what do they (ethical guidelines in psych) mean?
why are they (ethical guidelines in psych) used?
operational
theories
conclusions drawn from closely related phenomena or multiple observations
hypothesis
a logical idea that can be tested
independent variables
dependent variables
random assignment
placebo effect
variables
confounds
participant demand
experimenter expectations
applied science
application of scientific knowledge to practical problems or situations
pure research
application of scientific method to obtain knowledge
reliability
extent to which the outcomes are consistent when the experiment is repeated more than once
validity
extent to which the instruments that are used in the experiment measure exactly what you want them to measure
what are some ways research is conducted?
what is the IRB?
- the institutional review board
- a group that reviews research involving human participants to ensure their rights and safety.
correlation (research)
- ## type of experimental research method
correlation coefficient
- ## type of experimental research method