Chapter 2-Research methods Flashcards
Cohesive group
A group whose members are psychologically dependent on the group. They tend to conform to the group.
Janis I.L -Groupthink
Archival research
+Natural setting, bias from research are small
-The information is already gathered from people who could have been subjective while gathering it.
Quasi-Experiment
- Participants not randomly allocated
- Natural everyday setting
- Researcher does not have complete control
True randomized experiment
- Participants randomly allocated to different conditions of the experiment
- Researcher have complete control—which could lead to loss of realism (negative)
Leader in the field: Charles M. Judd
- Expert in experimental design and analysis evaluation and quasi-experiment design
- Leading scholar in social cognition and steriotyping
Field experiments
Controlled experiment combined with realism od a quasi-experiment
Demand characteristics
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Discourse analysis
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Experimental confound
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Factorial experiment
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One-shot case study
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What is the definition of social psychology?
Scientific study of the way in which peoples’
thoughts, feelings and behaviors are influenced
by the real or imagined presence of other people
What is the difference between correspondence inference theory and covariation theory?
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