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Controls
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Ways to keep the variables constant in all conditions of an experiment
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Hypothesis
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A testable statement of the difference between the conditions in an experiment. It describes how the independent variable will affect the dependent variable
Psychology-perception
flashcards
Decks in class (24)
# Cards
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A1a2 the optic nerve and the brain3
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A1a1 how do we see?8
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A1b1 Seeing Depth3
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A1b2 Depth And Size1
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A1b3 Monocular Depth Cues 13
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A1b4 Monocular Depth Cues 23
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A1b5 Stereopsis: Seeing In Stereo2
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A1c1 Gestalt Laws 15
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A1c2 Gestalt Laws 23
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A1d1 What Are Illusions?6
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A1f3 Carmichael Et Al (1932): Do Words Affect Recall?5
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A2a1 Designing And Understanding Experiments4
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A2a2 More About Experiments2
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A2a3 Dealing With Results: Descriptive Statistics3
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A2a4 Dealing With Results: More Descritive Statistics3
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A2b1 Ethics In Psychology Experiments4
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A2c1 Evaluating Experiments1
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A1d2 More illusions4
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A1e1 The Gestalt theory of illusions4
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Ale2 Gregory's perspective theory of illusions3
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A1f1 Schemas and perception5
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A1f2 Bartlett (1932): schemas and remembering stories7
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A2c1 Evaluating experiments2
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A3a1 Schemas and eyewitness memory6
