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Experimental method- types of experiment
What is a laboratory experiment i...,
Strengths of laboratory experimen...,
Weaknesses of laboratory experime...
12
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observational techniques- types of observation
What is an observational method i...,
What is a naturalistic observation 2,
Strengths of naturalistic observa...
19
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self report techniques
What is a self report technique i...,
What is a questionnaire 2,
Strengths of questionnaires 3
18
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correlations
What is a correlation in psycholo...,
What are co variables 2,
What are the three types of corre...
12
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content analysis
What is content analysis in psych...,
What are the steps involved in co...,
What is a coding scheme in conten...
12
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case studies
What is a case study in psychology 1,
Key features of a case study 2,
Strengths of case studies 3
18
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aims
What is an aim 1,
How is an aim different from a hy...,
What should an aim include 3
6
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hypothesis
What is a hypothesis 1,
What is a directional hypothesis 2,
What is a non directional hypothe...
9
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sampling
What does population refer to 1,
What does target population refer...,
What does sample refer to 3
22
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pilot studies and the aims of piloting
What is a pilot study in psycholo...,
Why are pilot studies important i...,
What is the role of feedback in a...
16
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Experimental designs
What are the three types of exper...,
What is an independent groups des...,
Strengths of independent groups d...
15
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observational design
What is observational design in p...,
What are behavioural categories i...,
Why are behavioural categories im...
14
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questionnaire construction
What is a questionnaire in psycho...,
What is meant by questionnaire de...,
What are open questions in questi...
14
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variables
What is an independent variable iv 1,
What is a dependent variable dv 2,
What is an operationalised variab...
14
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control
What is meant by control in psych...,
Why is control important in psych...,
What is standardisation in resear...
15
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demand characteristics and investigator effects
What are demand characteristics i...,
How do demand characteristics aff...,
Examples of demand characteristics 3
9
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ethics
What is an ethical issue 1,
What are the main ethical issues 2,
What the right to withdraw refer ...
19
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descriptive statistics
What are descriptive statistics i...,
What are the three measures of ce...,
When is the mean the most appropr...
16
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analysis and interpretation of correlations
What is a correlation in psycholo...,
What are the two main types of co...,
How are correlations visually rep...
15
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content analysis and coding
What is content analysis 1,
What kind of data is suitable for...,
What is coding in content analysis 3
15
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thematic analysis
What is thematic analysis 1,
What kind of data is thematic ana...,
What is a theme in thematic analy...
14
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role of peer review in the scientific process
What is peer review 1,
What are the 3 main aims of peer ...,
How does peer review ensure resea...
11
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psychology in the economy
What does psychology and the econ...,
How can psychological research in...,
Give an example of psychology red...
11
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reliability
What is reliability in psychologi...,
What is internal reliability 2,
What is external reliability 3
13
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validity
What is validity in psychological...,
What is internal validity 2,
What is external validity 3
11
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features of science
What are the three key features o...,
What does objectivity mean in psy...,
What is replicability and why is ...
10
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reporting psychological investigations
What are the six main sections of...,
What is the purpose of the abstra...,
What should be included in the in...
9
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quantitative and qualitative data
What is quantitative data 1,
What is qualitative data 2,
What are strengths of quantitativ...
9
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primary and secondary data
What is primary data in psycholog...,
What is secondary data in psychol...,
What are strengths of primary data 3
10
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presentation and display of quantitative data
What are the key methods for pres...,
When should a bar chart be used 2,
When should a histogram be used 3
7
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distributions
What is a distribution in psychol...,
What is a normal distribution 2,
What are the characteristics of a...
8
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levels of measurement
What are the four levels of measu...,
What is nominal data 2,
What is ordinal data 3
9
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stats tests
What is the pneumonic you must kn...,
What the the pneumonic stand for 2,
When should a chi squared test be...
12
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Stats Test Exam Question
Media 1,
Media 2,
Media 3
20
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