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Aim
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What you are setting out to achieve in the experiment
Eg. To investigate whether drinking more energy drinks makes you more talkative
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Hypothesis
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A prediction of the expected outcome in the experiment
Eg. People are drink lucozade become more talkative than people who don’t
Psychology
flashcards
Decks in class (17)
# Cards
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Outline and evaluate two or more definitions of Abnormality18
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Outline and evaluate the behavioural approach to explaining phobias6
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Outline and evaluate the behavioural approach to treating phobias6
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Research methods (experimental method)23
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Research methods (Observational techniques)12
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Research methods (Self report techniques)10
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Research methods (Correlations)2
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Scientific processes ( Aims)2
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Scientific processes (Hypotheses)2
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Scientific processes (Sampling)18
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Scientific processes (Experimental design)13
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Scientific processes (observational design)6
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Scientific processes (Questionnaire construction)15
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Scientific processes (Control)4
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Scientific processes ( demand characteristics & investigator effects)2
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Scientific processes (Ethics)19
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Scientific processes ( The role of peer pressure review in the scientific process)2
