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Definition of generalization
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The extent to which we can apply the findings of our research to the target population, and outside of the experiment
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Why
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So that the results can be applied and help others.
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How
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Increase sample size
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Who
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Make sure results are generalizable to the target poplation
Psychology (Research methods)
flashcards
Decks in class (29)
# Cards
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Research methods definitions5
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Keywords8
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Experimental design9
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Sampling techniques12
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Variables keywords10
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Reliability of experiments8
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Types of validity8
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Ethics keywords8
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Variables controls3
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Dealing with ethical issues5
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Observational techniques keywords5
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Self-report techniques14
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Correlational analysis4
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Features of science8
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Is psychology a science2
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Writing a psychological report7
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Writing a reference1
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Types of data3
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Normal distribution3
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Levels of measurment3
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The sign test7
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Designing an interview5
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Generalisation4
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Content analysis6
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Strengths of observations6
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Writing a hypothesis0
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Descriptive statistics8
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Homogeneity of variance3
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Debrief1
