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IB Psychology Quiz
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Give a judgement based on a given statement or result of a calculation
Comment
Define
Analyze
Outline
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Method of transcribing recorded interviews including the words & other non-verbal communication
Traditional transcription
Reflexive
Research
Postmodern transcription
3
The group whose behavior the researcher wishes to investigate
Procedure
Findings
Target population
Aim
4
Treatment of qualitative data in which theory and hypotheses are derived from the data
Inductive analysis
Narrative interview
Overt observation
Informed consent
5
Propose a solution, hypothesis or other possible answer
Describe
Outline
State
Suggest
6
Produce a plan, simulation or model
Distinguish
Explain
Analyze
Design
7
The observed group are not aware that their behavior is being observed
Addiction
Empirical
Behavior
Covert observation
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A method of transcribing recorded interviews including the words only
Reflexive
Postmodern transcription
Research
Traditional transcription
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The purpose of the study
Aim
Findings
Procedure
Target population
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Observed group is aware of the presence of a researcher & that their behavior is being observed
Narrative interview
Postmodern transcript
Overt observation
Informed consent
11
The activity of an organism including body movements, physiological and cognitive process
Covert observation
Empirical
Behavior
Addiction
12
A term embracing theories and empirical studies within psychology
Traditional Transcript
Reflexive
Postmodern Transcript
Research
13
This is where every member of the target population has an equal chance of being selected
Snowball sampling
Random sampling
Self-selected sample
Representative sampling
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Provide an answer from a number of possibilities
Describe
Analyze
Identify
State
15
Are used to obtain the stories people employ to interpret their lives and the world around them
Overt observation
Etiology
Narrative interview
Inductive analysis
16
Behavior that increases the fitness of another while decreasing the fitness of the actor
Altruism
Covert observation
Addiction
Behavior
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Give an account of the differences between two items, referring to both of them throughout
Compare and Contrast
Explain
Contrast
Compare
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Give an account of the similarities between two items, referring to both of them throughout
Explain
Compare and Contrast
Compare
Contrast
19
A persistent dependence on behavior or substance
Altruism
Etiology
Addiction
Behavior
20
Consider the merits or otherwise of an argument or concept.
Examine
To what extent
Evaluate
Discuss
21
Give a brief account or summary
Describe
Define
Outline
State
22
Researcher documenting their beliefs, attitudes, values & reactions to the object of study
Research
Reflexive
Traditional Transcription
Postmodern Trancription
23
Give an expected result
Predict
Evaluate
Discuss
To what extent
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Give a detailed account
State
Outline
Describe
Define
25
The cause of a disease or abnormal condition
Informed consent
Empirical
Inductive analysis
Etiology
26
When participants recruit other participants from among their friends and acquaintances
Snowball sampling
Opportunity sampling
Self-selected sample
Random sampling
27
A term used in relation to studies in which data has been gathered, recorded and analyzed
Etiology
Altruism
Empirical
Addiction
28
Offer a considered & balanced review that includes a range of arguments, factors or hypotheses.
Examine
To what extent
Evaluate
Discuss
29
Give a detailed account including reasons or causes
Compare
Apply
Contrast
Explain
30
Make an appraisal by weighing up the strengths and limitations
Discuss
Evaluate
To what extent
Examine
31
Obtained when participants are aware of the nature & aims of the study in which they are in
Narrative interview
Informed Consent
Etiology
Inductive analysis
32
This states how the researcher interpreted the data that was collected
Target population
Findings
Aim
Participants
33
Made up of volunteers
Snowball sampling
Opportunity sampling
Self-selected sample
Random sampling
34
Sample that represents a population
Random sampling
Snowball sampling
Representative sample
Self-selected
35
People who take part in a psychological study
Aim
Procedure
Participants
Findings
36
Sample of whoever happens to be there and agrees to participate
Self-selected sample
Representative sampling
Opportunity sampling
Snowball sampling
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This is the step-by-step process used by the researcher to carry out the study
Participants
Procedure
Findings
Aim
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Observe, study or make a detailed & systematic examination 2 establish facts & reach conclusion
Apply
Explain
Investigate
Contrast