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Laboratory Experiments
What is a laboratory experiment,
What is the second point about wh...,
What is the third point about wha...
6
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Field Experiments
What are field experiments in rel...,
Where are field experiments condu...,
What is the second point abut wha...
6
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Natural Experiments
When does a natural experiment ta...,
What is the key point about the n...,
When can you measure the effect
6
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Quasi-experiments
Where can you carry out a quasi e...,
What is the key feature of a quas...,
What is an example of a differenc...
5
cards
Variables
What does an experiment involve,
Cause and effectwhich is iv and w...,
What is the independent variable
13
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Aims and Hypotheses
What are research aims,
What is a hypothesis,
What is the short hand for the nu...
14
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Validity
What are demand characteristics,
What are the three types of exter...,
What is ecological validity
17
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Reliability
Why do you need reliability,
What are the two types of reliabi...,
What is internal reliability
11
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Experimental Design 1 - Independent Groups
What are the 3 4 experimental des...,
What are the 4 steps to independe...,
What are the two advantages of in...
4
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Experimental Design 2 - Repeated Measures + Counterbalancing
What are the 3 4 experimental des...,
What are the 5 steps to repeated ...,
What happens during counterbalancing
5
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Experimental Design 3 - Matched Pairs
What are the 5 steps of matched p...,
When you are getting the second g...,
What are two advantages of matche...
4
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Investigator effects
What are investigator effects,
What do any cues act as,
What is another definition of inv...
7
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Control
Why is random allocation to condi...,
What will lack of random allocati...,
What is randomisation
4
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Pilot Studies and Confederates
What is a pilot study,
Why are pilot studies carries out,
What is the first advantage of ca...
5
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Sampling Methods
What is the target population,
What are the 5 types of sampling ...,
What is opportunity sampling example
18
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BPS Ethical Guidlines
What needs to take place to inves...,
When have the bps guidelines been...,
Where do the bps guidelines apply
34
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Debrief Form
What should be the first thing sa...,
What should be in the introductio...,
What do you need to remind partic...
7
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Observations
What is the thing to remember whe...,
What is naturalistic observation ...,
What is naturalistic observation 3
25
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Observational design
What are behavioural categories,
What is event sampling,
What is time sampling
3
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Self-report tequniques
What are the two self report tech...,
Within questionnaires what are th...,
What are closed questions
15
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Correlation Analysis
What is a correlation,
When does correlation show cause ...,
What does a correlation show
15
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Other Research Methods
What are the 4 other research met...,
What is a content analysis,
What is an example of a content a...
9
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Content Analysis
What is the first step of a conte...,
What is the second step of conten...,
What is the third step of content...
16
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Types of data
What is qualitative data,
What ides qualitative data give,
What are three example of methods...
12
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Data Types
What is the acronym to remember f...,
Does the order of the acronym matter,
What is nominal data
17
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Meaures of central Tendency and Dispersion
What is a measure of central tend...,
What are the most common measures...,
When can the mean be too sensitive
8
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Data Representation
What do the height of bars repres...,
What type of data is represented ...,
Are the bars separated or touchin...
14
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Data Distribution
What is the overall pattern of da...,
What is it always predicted that,
When you have really good distrib...
11
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Scientific Process and Peer Review
How does psychology develop,
What is an important part of the ...,
What do other psychologists do be...
6
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