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Correlation
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Method of data analysis, measures strength of the relationship between variables
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Correlation relationships
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Positive Correlation (both variables increase) Negative Correlation (one variable increases another doesn't)
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Correlation Limitation
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Cannot show cause and effect
Extraneous variables could cause changes observed
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Correlation Strengths
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Can make predictions that can be tested in experiments
Correlation Coefficient shows strength of relationship
Psychology
flashcards
Decks in class (24)
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Models of Memory19
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Multi Store Memory Model12
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Milner 1966 Case of HM, MSM Support7
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Glanzer and Cunitz 1966 Support for MSM19
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Shallice and Warrington, Case of KF 1970 Challenge MSM8
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Evaluating MSM1
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Working Memory Model7
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Baddely et. al 1975 Experiment (Limitation of WMM theory)4
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Landry and Bartling Support for WMM9
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Evaluating WMM2
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Schema Theory6
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Bartlett et al Schema Theory2
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Thinking and Decision Making14
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Kahneman and Tversky 1981 Dual System Theory9
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Mclure et al Dual System Theory8
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Cognitive Bias6
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Kahneman and Tversky Cognitive Bias7
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Research Methods Basics6
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Research Methods Experiments20
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Research Methods Interviews14
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Case Study and Observation Research Method8
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Correlational Research Method4
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Case Study Introduction Components7
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Case Study Case of HM info6
