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The term refers to the typical/central value for a probability distribution; colloquially, these are called averages.
mean
mode
median
range
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Is this a positive or negative skew?
Negative
Positive
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Study of an individual person or group in hopes of discovering a universal truth.
case study
survey
naturalistic observation
longitudinal study
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To infer from sample data the probability of something being true of a population.
median
descriptive stats
inferential stats
mean
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A study in which neither the participants nor experimenters know which group received the treatment or placebo.
random selection
random assignment
double-blind
single-blind
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The basic rules established here in the US that protect participants.
informed consent, no pain
None of the above
fully de-brief, confidential
A and B
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Anonymous questionnaires.
predictions
operational definitions
case study
surveys
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Unhindered observations of the natural environment.
case study
longitudinal study
naturalistic observation
cross-sectional study
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In an experiment, this is the group that receives the treatment.
everyone receives treatment
control group
experimental group
random assignment
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Numerical data used to measure and describe characteristics of groups.
mean
median
descriptive stats
inferential stats
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These are detailed instructions and procedures in order to replicate the experiment.
theory/thesis
hypothesis
survey
operational definitions
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Studies that attempt to discover how 2 factors link together and predict one another.
Naturalistic Obsrvation
Correlation
Survey
Case Study
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In an experiment, this is the general idea gathered from observation that predicts an outcome.
operational definition
thesis/theory
hypothesis
inferential statistics
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Choosing a random portion of people from a given population for an experiment.
random assignment
dependent variable
independent variable
random selection
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Observational study that analyzes data from a population, or a representative subset, at a specific point in time
correlation
case study
longitudinal study
cross-sectional study
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This is a two-variable graph in which a slope may be used to infer a positive, negative, or no correlation
bar graph
histogram
scatterplot
bimodal frequency
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In an experiment, this is the group that receives the placebo.
random assignment
experimental group
no one receives the placebo
control group
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In an experiment, this is a testable prediction about that outcome.
hypothesis
operational
thesis/theory
validity
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Observational research method in which data is gathered for the same subjects repeatedly over a period of time.
cross-sectional study
correlation
longitudinal study
case study
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With statistics, this is the average measure of variance between scores around the mean.
range
median
mean
standard deviation
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Measures how strong a relationship is between two variables. The number itself ranges from -1 to 1
mean
standard deviation
correlation coefficient
range
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Randomly distributing the portion of the population into experimental groups to avoid bias.
independent variable
dependent variable
random assignment
random selection