phycology- exam 1 Flashcards

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Independent var:

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directly manipulated

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Dependant var:

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being measured

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Operationalism

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detailed var (specific)

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Exstrenus var:

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unclntroledable var

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Confounding var:

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var hiding results

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Simulation var:

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extr var in environment in study

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Order effect:

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improve/worsen over time

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Demand char:

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alter behavior in response to study

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Investigation effect:

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researcher intentionally gives away

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Participant var:

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extr var related to participant

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Standards proceeds:

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when procedure is same overall

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Counterbalancing:

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2 group, 1: A then B, 2: B then A

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Randomization:

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group randomly sorted f A,B to their 1st, 2nd condition

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Single blind technique:

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info witheld from participants

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Double blind technique:

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info withheld from participants and researcher

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Random allocation:

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participants randomly sent to conditions in study

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Null hypothesis:

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will fail to show any link to hypothesis

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Experimental hypothesis:

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predicts what’s gonna happen

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Directional hypothesis:

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predicts direction of results will go in

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Non- directional hypothesis:

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predicts connection will not be made

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21
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Experimental hy:

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hy used in field experiment

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Target population:

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people who could be investigated in study

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Sample:

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people being investigated in study

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Generalizability:

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how much sample can rep the whole target population.

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Sampling method:
technique used to gather generalizable sample
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Random sampling:
technique used to gather completely random for target population
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Sampling error:
when sample differs from qualities in target population
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Bias sampling:
group may lean towards one characteristic
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Opportunity sampling:
anyone who is available and willing to take part in the study.
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Stratified sampling technique:
subgroups population accurately represent sample
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Research design:
participants allocated to conditions of study.
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Experimental design:
name of research design used in exsperiment
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Independent measures design:
group divided, one condition each
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Repeated pairs design:
same participants in all conditions of study
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Matched pairs design:
diff participants using in each conditions but matched for important characteristics, like twins.
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Respect for autonomy, privacy and dignity of individuals and communities-
Respect all aspects of a person (religion, age, sex, heritage, ect), participants should have the right to withdraw.
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Scientific integrity-
Psychologists conduct well designed research not be misleading.
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Social responsibility-
Findings beneficial to groups and communities and be responsible for them.
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Maximizing benefits and minimizing rewards-
information out of the study receiving as little psychological harm as possible.
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Informed consent:
agree to take part, aware of nature
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Decption:
only lie about nature if strictly necessary, infomed in end
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Confidentiality:
identity should be hidden and info destroyed later
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Debreif:
after study all info should be revealed
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Rigth withdraw:
withdraw at anytime during, info also later
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Protection of participants:
protected against psychological and or physical harm, or compensation
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-questionnaire
making people answer open or closed questions Open: what is your fav animal- (can be a long and very exact and detailed but effected by persons perspective) Closed from list bellow select fav animal (easier to be placed into numerical data) Note: can reach far, lack of control on accuracy (bias)
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-interviews
a face to face conversation- usually more serious Types: -Structured: fixed, usually limited response (closed), rich, fast, and, easy to analyze. –Semi structured: open ended questions, more depth added,personal. Hard to compare data. —Un structured: interview based on previous answers. Unstructured interviews are open-ended
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Observations:
Psychologists observe, they watch peoples behaviour and measure particular aspects in a way that is as precise as possible ​ have more than 1 observer to avoid bias
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Naturalistic ​
Conducted in an everyday environment where participant behave normally​ Controlled/structured​ Conducted in a lab – may be set up​
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Overt
Participants know they are being studied​
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Covert
Participants don’t know they are being studied ​
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Participant
Observer becomes part of the group that they are observing ​
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Non-participant ​
Observer takes a step back from the group​
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Correlation:
this is a technique designed to look for relationships between variables Analysis is done by an observation​ Looking for a relationship between co-variables​ Plot a scatter gram to visualize the information