Ethics Psychology

2. In an experiment, this is a testable prediction about that outcome.

30. A frequency distribution with a rightward skew due to its long tail on the positive direction on a number line.

12. Randomly distributing the portion of the population into experimental groups to avoid bias.

14. Provide the 3 keys to a valid experiment (besides that it must be repeatable)

3. These are detailed instructions and procedures in order to replicate the experiment.

11. Choosing a random portion of people from a given population for an experiment.

23.Provide the four basic rules established here in the US that protect participants.

7. Study of an individual person or group in hopes of discovering a universal truth.

9. In an experiment, this is the group that receives the treatment.

5. Anonymous questionnaires.

19. With statistics this is the average measure of variance between scores around the mean.

1. In an experiment, this is the general idea gathered from observation that predicts an outcome.

27. Observational study that analyzes data from a population, or a representative subset, at a specific point in time.

10. In an experiment, this is the group that receives the placebo.

29. This is the statistical term that measures how strong a relationship is between two variables.

20. Provide the two institutions that provide psychological guidelines for studies in the US and UK.

24. Provide the four basic rules established here in the US that protect participants.

13. Provide the 3 keys to a valid experiment (besides that it must be repeatable).

25. Provide the four basic rules established here in the US that protect participants.

15. . Provide the 3 keys to a valid experiment (besides that it must be repeatable).

31. A frequency distribution with a leftward skew due to its long tail on the positive direction on a number line.

21. Provide the two institutions that provide psychological guidelines for studies in the US and UK.

22. Provide the four basic rules established here in the US that protect participants.

26. An observational research method in which data is gathered for the same subjects repeatedly over a period of time.

18. two-variable graph which a slope is used for a positive, negative, or no correlation between the two variables.

4. Studies that attempt to discover if one factor causes another as they often come in tandem (together).

8. A study in which neither the participants nor experimenters know which group received the treatment or placebo.

16. These are statistics in their base form, as raw data and numbers.

32. Committee in the United States that oversees its institution's animal program, facilities, and procedures

17. These are statistics from which an educated guess is made about the data.

6. Unhindered observations of the natural environment.

28. Typical/central value for a probability distribution; colloquially, these are called averages.