G541: Key Words Flashcards

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Confidentiality

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Pps data kept anonymous unless consent given

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Aim

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What is the purpose of the study

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Control condition

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Doesn’t involve changing IV

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Debrief

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Informing pps/ ensure pps understand why the research took place

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Deception

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Have pps been MISLEAD

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DV

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Thing being measured

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Descriptive Statistics

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Mean median mode

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Double blind

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Pps and researcher unaware of the aim

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Ecological validity

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How well a study reflects everyday/real life situations

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Ethics

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DRIPP
D-deception 
R-right to withdraw
I- informed consent
P-privacy 
P-protection from harm
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Alternate hypothesis

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Predicts one variable will affect another

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Hypothesis

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A testable statement

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Inter-rater reliability

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Comparing the findings of 2+ obsevers checking for consistency

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Nominal data

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Data in separate categories

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Observer bias

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Person who is observing is influenced by expectation

•focus on what they want to see

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One tailed hypothesis

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Qualitative data

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NON numerical
•written
•rich in detail
•gained through observation/interview

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Quantitative data

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Numerical

Can be statistically analysed

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Repeated measures

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Uses same pps in each condition

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Single blind

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Pps not aware of the aims but experimenter is

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Social desirability

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Participants answer in a way to portray themselves in a good light

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Two tailed

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Validity

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Whether a researcher has measured what they intended

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Face validity

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Extent to which a study measures what its aim states it wants to find out

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Volunteer bias
In a self selected sample pps may have specific characteristics which lead them to volunteer e.g being more highly motivated •therefore don't represent target population
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Why is a Test-re-test method used?
Checks reliability | •same question/interview/test given to the same pps on 2 diff occasions to see if the same results are obtained
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Target population
The wider group of people that the research findings should apply to
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Self selected/volunteer sample
Participants respond to an advert
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Scatter graph
Used as a representation of a relationship
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Define "sampling"
Gatherings a manageable number of people to represent the target population
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What is a random sample?
Every member of the target population has an equal chance of being selected
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What is meant by using an "opportunity sample"?
Involves anyone who is available and willing to partake at the moment in time
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When would "counter balance" be used?
To overcome order effects •in a repeated measure design • ensures each condition is tested first or second equal amounts of time
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Control condition
The condition which provides a baseline measure allowing the effect of the experimental treatment to be assessed
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Coding system
Can be used in structured observations as a systematic way of recording behaviour
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Attrition
The loss of participants from a study over time •leads to small/bias sample •usually in longitudinal studies
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Altruism
If someone is altruistic they're out to please someone
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What is the difference between inter and intra reliability?
INTER= consistency between 2+ observers when observing the same behaviour INTRA= how consistent the measure is between 2+ studies