lecture 9 Flashcards

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order in choice: effects of serial position on preferences study

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take series of 5 different types of wine within the same varietal wine. asked at the end which one they preferred. wanted to see if bond with the first thing we taste was true

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results of wine study:

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they all seemed to like the first wine they tasted the best. interpret that people have a preference with the first thing they encounter. even with low knowledge of wine compared to high knowledge

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internal validity:

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did the IV produce the results seen in the DV?

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eternal validity:

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do results apply to populations and situations that are different from those of the experiment?

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generalization:

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applying the results from an experiment to a different situation or population

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history threat to internal validity:

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if historical events that could affect the DV occur between two measurements

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maturation threat to internal validity:

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if participants change simply due to the passage of time

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testing threat to internal validity:

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if participants respond differently on the second measure of a DV simply because they’ve been tested before

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instrumentation threat to internal validity:

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when your instruments or observers change

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statistical regression (to the mean) threat to internal validity:

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participants with extreme scores are likely to change towards the mean on a subsequent measurement

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selection threat to internal validity:

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if groups of participants are selected in such a way that groups are not equivalent before the experiment

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mortality threat to internal validity:

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if people drop out of the experiment at different rates for different conditions

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diffusion or imitation or treatments threat to internal validity:

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if participants learn about treatments of other groups and copy them

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interactions with selection threat to internal validity:

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if participants in different groups show differences on another variable (ie maturation, history or instrumentation) that vary by groups

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interaction of testing and treatment threat to external validity:

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give participants a pretest that changes their reaction to a post test

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multiple treatment interference threat to external validity:

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when multiple treatments are responsible for the results

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reactive arrangement threat to external validity:

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if experimental situation changes participants behavior

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interaction of selection and treatment threat to external validity:

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when findings apply only to the groups selected for the experiment

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threat to external validity due to our participants:

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reliance on college students and reliance on white rats

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threat to external validity due to experimenter/perspective:

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lack of focus on understanding females, minorities, and non Americans