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Affect the outcome of the experiment but are not variables of interest. Add error.
Participant Variable
Situational Variables
Extraneous Variables
Independent Measures
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Data that uses numbers is....
subjective
quantitiative
qualitative
difficult to understand because math is hard
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The purpose of a study
Application
Correlation
Aim
Background
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This approach focuses brain function, genetics and hormones influence on behavior
Learning
Biological
Social
Cognitive
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This approach focuses on learning, conditioning and observable behavior
Learning
Social
Biological
Cognitive
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High levels of controls and standardization tends to lead to high
quantative data
natural behavior
ecological validity
reliablity
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What do you call an amazing teacher?
rhymes with kracken
B - Racken
Bracken
Starts with Br and ends with acken
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When participants take part in all levels or conditions of the IV it is called
demand characteristics
counter-balanced
repeated measures
independent groups
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Experiment where the IV is naturally occurring.
Natural Experiment
Null Experiment
Field Experiment
Non-Verbal Experiment
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A study on an individual over a long period of time using multiple methods is called....
experiment
survey
case study
observation
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High levels of controls can lead to high.....
validity and mundane realism
Generalizability and validity
validity and reliability
reliability and ethics
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Advertising for participants is which type of sample
random
opportunity
volunteer
representative
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Non-numerical data that is written or detailed.
Quantitative Data
Population Data
Opportunity Data
Qualitative Data
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An Intensive, long-term study of one participant or a small group of participants.
Participant Observation
Long-Term Experiment
Null Case Study
Case Study
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Used when the data is continuous and is plotted on the x-axis
Bar Chart
Histogram
Scattergraph
Bar Map
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Uses set questions. Participants asked questions in the same order.
Controlled Observation
Semi-Structured Interview
Structured Observation
Structured Interview
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This approach focuses on interaction with individuals and groups
Cognitve
Social
Learning
Biological
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The researcher recruits participants who happen to be around at the time.
Volunteer Sample
Opportunity Sample
Random Sample
Target Sample
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Research Method where an IV is manipulated to test a DV
Experiment
Lab Experiment
Case Study
Field Experiment
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Observation in which the participant(s) is aware that they are being studied
Participant Observation
Overt Observation
Naturalistic Observation
Non-Paricipant Obsevation
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If participants realize the aim/purpose of the study, this can lead to.....
mundane realizism
demand characteristics
validity
generalizabilty
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This approach focuses on information input, process and retrieval/use
Social
Cognitive
Physiological
Developmental
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Fatigue created by a repeated measures design can be minimized by
small samples
large samples
counter balancing
dependent groups
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One of the advantages a lab has over a field
lower mundane realism
higher ecological validity
more quantitative data
control over situational variables
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Way of assessing the validity of a study by comparing the results with another measure.
Mundane Validity
Construct Validity
Concurrent Validity
Ecological Validity
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When a study’s findings can be applied to the target population of the study
reliable
reductionist
valid
generalizable
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The variable that is being measured
situational
extraneous
independent
dependent
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IQ and standardized aptitude tests are examples of.....
formative testing
psychometrics
valid testing
personality testing
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The debate, genetics vs. social up-bringing is called....
nature vs. nuture
attribution error
individual vs. situational
reductionism
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An experiment that is conducted in a setting that is familiar and natural to its participants
natural
field
controlled
lab