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Experiments: Identifying IV’s and DV’s
What is a variable,
What is the iv,
What is the dv
4
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Experiments: Operationalising
What does operationalising mean,
Which variables do we operationalise,
Why do we operationalise
5
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Experiments: Defining And Writing Aims
What is a research aim,
What 2 things are important to in...
2
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Experiments: Hypotheses
What is a hypothesis,
What do we mean when we say a hyp...,
What do we mean when we say a hyp...
17
cards
Experiments: Sampling
What is the participant,
What is the sample,
What is the target population
23
cards
Experiments: Extraneous Variables
What are extraneous variables,
What is a confounding variable,
What are the 5 types of extraneou...
23
cards
Experiments: Experimental Designs
What are the 3 types of experimen...,
What is a repeated measures design,
What are the disadvantages of rep...
10
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Experiments: Location Of Research
What is the laboratory,
What is the field,
What is online research location
12
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Ethical Issues And How To Deal With Them
What is meant by the double oblig...,
What is the british psychology so...,
Define valid consent
22
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Observational Techniques
What are the 3 ways we can collec...,
What are non experimental methods,
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33
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Validity And Reliability: Internal Validity + Self Reports
How do we deal with low internal ...,
When does internal validity occur,
How could the problem that lowers...
13
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Validity And Reliability: External Validity + Assessing (checking) Validity
What is external validity about,
How can ecological validity be im...,
How can population validity be im...
13
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Validity And Reliability: Observations And Inter-rater Reliability
What key word is used to define r...,
What is external reliability,
In order to check if results are ...
9
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Validity And Reliability: Self-reports Reliability
What are the types of reliability...,
What is internal reliability,
What is external reliability
14
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Self-reports: The Purpose Of Self Reports + Evaluation
What are the 3 methods to collect...,
What are some of the strengths of...,
What are some of the weaknesses t...
10
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Self Reports: The Different Types Of Questions
What is an open q,
What type of data does open qs ge...,
Strengths of open qs
16
cards
Self Reports: Assessing And Dealing With Validity
What might stop a questionnaire i...,
What are some of the solutions to...,
What are the 3 most appropriate t...
17
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Brains Scans and Quasi Experiments
Why has it historically been diff...,
What are the 4 types of scans you...,
What does each of the scans eeg c...
23
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Correlations
What is a correlation,
What are the 2 variables called t...,
What are the words that we cannot...
23
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The Role Of The Scientific Community In Validating New Knowledge: Report Writing
What is the order of the format f...,
What is the abstract,
What is the introduction
12
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The Role Of The Scientific Community In Validating New Knowledge: Peer Reviews
What is the definition of a peer ...,
Why are peer reviews important,
What might be the problem with re...
16
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Case Studies, Types Of Data, Longitudinal And Cross-sectional Studies
What is quantitative data,
What,
What is primary data
26
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Data: Levels Of Measurement
0
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Data: Descriptive Statistics
0
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Data: Data Dirstiributions
0
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Data: Inferential Statistics And Probability
0
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Data: Statistical Tests
0
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