Research Methods

Question 1

Narrative research

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privileges the stories we tell as meaning-making devices

Question 2

According to Bulhan (2015) metacolonialism

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All of the above

Question 3

How we know what we know? What is knowledge?

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Epistemology

Question 4

the tendency to interpret data or make judgments in the light of personal feelings, beliefs, or experiences.

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subjectivity

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Theory is

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Ideas around the how or why of a certain phenomenon

Question 6

A really appealing incentive to participate in a study may be

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considered coercion

Question 7

The use of scientific concepts & data to create and justify ideas of an enduring, biologically based racial hierarchy is

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known as scientific racism, continues to be an issue in psychology

Question 8

Sampling frame

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The criteria you use to choose your sample from the general population

Question 9

Who came up with the ethics of care?

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Carol Gilligan

Question 10

In randomized control trials (RCTs)

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Participants are randomly assigned to treatment condition or control group

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Phenomenology

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helps us to understand the meaning of people&#x27;s lived experience.

Question 12

Etnographic research

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documents/portrays the everyday experiences of individuals, may include field work, observations, and interviews in the approach, is interested in gaining a holistic picture of a culture

Question 13

What is manipulated in an expeirmental study?

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independent variable

Question 14

In a within-subjects experiment

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each participant is tested under all conditions, there has to be special attention to carry over effecs

Question 15

anything other than the independent and dependent variable

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can become a confound, are called extraneous variables, researchers try to control for

Question 16

Nuremberg War Crimes led to a reconsideration of

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Research ethics

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tell me about the last time you were in jail? is an example of

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an open ended interview question

Question 18

the view that humans are relationally constituted and knowledge & understanding are contextually & historically located

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positionality

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Positivism

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Generally values large sample sizes over small sample sizes, has the primary goal toto generate explanatory associations

Question 20

Alice Goffman would be considered an emic researcher in the neighborhood in Philly where she worked

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False

Question 21

Experimental studies may not always be feasible if

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All of the above

Question 22

A philosophical belief system about the nature of the social world (is it predictable? Is it co-created?)

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Ontology

Question 23

Deception, informed consent, protection from harm, confidentiality and anonymity, and coercion

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are a part of research ethics, are included in the IRB process, were established after Nuremberg trials & US Public health syphilis study

Question 24

Mixed methods fall into which paradigm?

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pragmatic

Question 25

What percentage of psychological samples come from countries with only 12% of the world’s population.

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96%

Question 26

Reflexivity

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is a practice to critically examine our assumptions/values as researchers

Question 27

Informed consent

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All of the above

Question 28

a study designed specifically to answer the question of whether there is a causal relationship between two variables.

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experimental

Question 29

quality of a study (ie hypotheses,variables, measurements, observations) such that it is as free from bias as possible

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objectivity

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