Aims And Hypothisis Flashcards

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What are aims

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A clearly phrased general statement about what the investigator intended to research

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What does an aim include

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  • purpose of study
  • praised as a question or statement
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What is a hypothesis

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A precise testable statement including levels of the IV and DV

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What is operationalition and why is it important

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  • Demonstrating exactly how variables are to be measure

Eg instead of reaction time operationalisation it would be reaction time in milliseconds

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What does the null hypothesis state

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The is no difference in the measurement if the DV as a result of the manipulation in the IV

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What are the 2 types alternative hypothesis

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Non directional and directional

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What does a non directional hypothesis state

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There is a difference in the measurement of the DV as a result of the manipulation IV (but NOT the direction the results will go in)

Eg there is a difference in the number of words recalled

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What does Directional hypothesis state

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There is a difference between DV due to IV ( and says which what the results will go )

Eg there is an increase in the number of words recalled…

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When will a researcher use a directional hypothesis

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I there is previous research that suggests which way the results are likely to go

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