Replication

Question 1

What needs to happen for a study to add to existing knowledge?

Answer 1

The results have to replicable

Question 2

When is a study replicable?

Answer 2

When you get similar data results with new participants from the same study

Question 3

What are the 3 types of replication studies?

Answer 3

1. Direct replication
2. Conceptual replication
3. Replication and extension

Question 4

Direct Replication

Answer 4

Same concepts and variables, with same operational definitions.

Question 5

Conceptual Replication

Answer 5

Same concepts with different operational definitions

Question 6

Replication and Extension

Answer 6

Same concepts and variables with new concepts and variables.

Question 7

Theory

Answer 7

A statement or set of statements that describes general principles about how variables relate to one another.

Question 8

Data

Answer 8

A set of observations representing the values of some variable, collected from one or more research studies.

Question 9

Prediction

Answer 9

A way of stating the specific outcome in the data that the researcher expects to observe if the theory is accurate.

Question 10

What do replication studies make replication?

Answer 10

An empirical question

Question 11

Meta Analyses

Answer 11

Allow you to look at moderators across studies.

Question 12

Theory Testing Mode

Answer 12

Focused on testing the theory.

Question 13

What validity does theory testing mode use?

Answer 13

Internal validity

Question 14

Generalization mode

Answer 14

Focused on applying to real world settings