Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
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Why are causal claims special?

A

Lead to advice, treatments, and interventions

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2
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How to support causal claim?

A

Experimental study

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3
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Why do experiments support causal claims

A

Potentially allow researchers to establish covariance, temporal precedence, and internal validity

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4
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Threats to internal validity of experiments

A

design confounds
selection effects
order effects

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5
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how can selection effects be improved?

A

random assignment or matched groups

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6
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how can order effects be improved?

A

counterbalancing (show levels of IV in diff sequence)

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7
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independent groups designs

A

diff participants exposed to each lvl of IV

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8
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Posttest only design

A

ppl randomly assigned to one of at least 2 levels of IV and then measured once on the DV

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9
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Pretest / posttest design

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ppl randomly assigned to one of at least 2 levels of IV and then measured on DV twice, once before and once after they experience the IV (this is like the social anxiety study I did)

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10
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ignore lol

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11
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what can help with internal validity in independent group designs? how?

A

random assignment or matched groups because it minimizes selection effects

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12
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Within groups designs

A

Same ppl exposed to all levels of the IV

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13
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Repeated measures design

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ppl tested on DV after each exposure to an IV condition

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14
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Concurrent measures design

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ppl exposed to at least 2 levels of an IV at same time and then indicate a preference for one level (the DV)

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15
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Within groups designs allow us to …

A

treat participants as their own control
Use less participants than independent group designs

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16
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what are 2 possible flaws of within groups designs

A

order effects and demand characteristics

17
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Design confounds

A

a second variable happens to vary systematically along w IV so its an alternative explanation for the results found