Research Methods Flashcards

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DDD- Chi squared

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Nominal, independent measures

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DDD- Mann Whitney U Test

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Ordinal, Independent measures

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3
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DDD- Sign test

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Nominal, Repeated measures/matched pairs

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4
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DDD- Wilcoxon

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Ordinal, repeated measures/matched pairs

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5
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DDD- spearman’s rank

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Ordinal, correlation

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2 advantages and a disadvantage of brain scans

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A- useful for diagnosing brain dissorders
A- can see activity in real time
D- cannot pinpoint exactly area

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7
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Definition of cross sectional studies

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One group of a population compared with another e.g. young v old

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Advantage and 2 disadvantages of cross sectional studies

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A- relatively quick in comparison to longitudinal
D- groups my differ in more ways than behaviour researched
D- cohort effects , same age could share same experiences

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Concurrent validity definition

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Compares current method of measuring with previously validated one. Ps given both measures and scores compared

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10
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Predictive validity definition

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Whether scores on a test predict what you expect to

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Face validity definition

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Self report measure looks like what the research intended to measure e.g related and intuitive measurements

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12
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Content validity definition

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Whether method of measurement measures intended content. Expert calculate

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13
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Construct validity definition

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Extend measures target construction e.g stress

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14
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Define interater reliability

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Observational data- two or more observers should produce same data, correlate agreements, total should be >80%

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15
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Define test retest

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For external. Given test once then again once forgotten and we’re compared by calculating correlation coefficient

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16
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Define Split half reliability

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Ps given a test then group split and results compared using calculation coefficient

17
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What is the symbol of R in test name

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If there is an R observed value should be gReater than critical
If not then less than

18
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How can content analysis be ised

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Qualitative data analysed to look fir patterns ( type of word )
The answers compared to see if they give insight into what the majority think

19
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Wht duevtge psychologist use a self selected sample

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Less ethical issues as p knows what they are letting themselves in for
Less likely to withdraw and will have an opinion
No reesearcher bias

20
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Why was Spearemans appropriate

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Looking for a correllation and data is ordinal