experimental design

Question 1

independant groups

Answer 1

two sperate groups exp[erience seperate condoitions

Question 2

matched pairs

Answer 2

participants paired up relevent to the variable eg on IQ
each pp does a different condition

Question 3

repaeted measures

Answer 3

all participants experience both conditions

Question 4

ig evaluation

Answer 4

the confounding variable of participant variables conflicts with the validity of the findings as the participants may have differences that impact the dv rather than the iv itself HOWEVER to deal with tjios resarchers use random allocation eg names in hat to evenly distrubute different charecteristics

Question 5

matched pairs evaluation

Answer 5

+ order effects and demand charecteristics are less of a problem as only one condition completeted
- matching may be expensive and time consuming especially if a pre test is involved

Question 6

rm evaluation

Answer 6

-order effects eg energy drink expeiment, there may be lasting effects from the first condition
HOWEVER counterbalancing can attempt to resolve the issue
each pp does each condition in an opposite order.