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Observational Design
What is an unstructured observati...,
What is structured observation 2,
What is inter observer reliability 3
6
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Correlations
What is a correlation 1,
How are co variables plotted 2,
What are the different types of c...
11
cards
Reliability
What is reliability 1,
What are two ways of assessing re...,
What is test retest reliability 3
8
cards
Validity
What is validity 1,
What is internal validity 2,
What is external validity 3
11
cards
The Experimental Method
What is the experimental method 1,
What is an aim 2,
What is a hypothesis 3
7
cards
Peer Review
What is peer review 1,
What are the three main purposes ...,
What is allocation of research fu...
8
cards
Features of Science
What are the 6 features of science 1,
What is the empirical method 2,
What is objectivity 3
11
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Kinda Of Data
What is qualitative date 1,
What is quantitative data 2,
What is primary data 3
15
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Descriptive Statistics
What are descriptive statistics 1,
What are the measures of central ...,
What is the mean how do you calcu...
18
cards
Reporting psychological investigations
What are the 7 sections which mak...,
What is an abstract 2,
What is an introduction 3
12
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Statistical testing
What are the three levels of meas...,
What is nominal data 2,
What is ordinal data 3
9
cards
Mathematical content
What are significant figures 1,
What is order of magnitude 2,
What are three ways of expressing...
10
cards
Control variables
What are extraneous variables 1,
What are confounding variables 2,
What are participant variables 3
8
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Pilot studies
What is a pilot study 1,
What is the purpose of a pilot st...,
What is a single blind procedure 3
6
cards
Sampling
What is the target population 1,
What is a sample 2,
What are sampling techniques 3
6
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Self report techniques
What is an interview 1,
What are three types of interviews 2,
What is a structured interview 3
8
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Case studies and content analysis
What is a case study 1,
What are the two strengths of usi...,
What are the twi limitations of u...
8
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Types of Observation
What is a naturalistic observation 1,
What is a controlled observation 2,
What is a covert observation 3
20
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Self-report questionnaire
Define self report 1,
What are two self report techniqu...,
What are questionnaires 3
10
cards
Self report interviews
What is an interview 1,
What are the 3 types of interviews 2,
What is a structured interview 3
11
cards
Graphs
What are the 5 main ways of displ...,
What is a bar chart 2,
What is a histogram 3
8
cards
Variables
What are extraneous variables 1,
What are confounding variables 2,
What are participant variables 3
8
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Probability and significance
What is a null hypothesis h0 1,
What is the alternative hypothesi...,
What is significance 3
11
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The sign test
What are inferential statistics 1,
What is statistical significance 2,
What is probability 3
9
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Psychology and the economy
What is the economy 1,
What do we mean by psychological ...,
What are 3 examples of psychologi...
8
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Ethics
What are ethical issues 1,
What is the bps code of ethics 2,
What are the four major ethical i...
13
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Types of experiment
What are the four types of experi...,
What is a laboratory experiment 2,
What are the two strengths of a l...
13
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Experimental design
What is an experimental design 1,
What are the 3 types of experimen...,
What is an independent groups des...
17
cards
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