CHAPTER 5 Flashcards

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What are the 2 categories of non- experimental research method?

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Correlational Designs
Quasi- Experimental Designs

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What is Correlation Design?

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It shows relationships between sets of antecedent condition and behavioural effects .
Antecedents are preexisting (manipulated or controlled by the researcher)

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What is Quasi-Experimental Design?

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Real Experiments
To compare behavioural differences associated with different types of subjects.
Lack of manipulation of antecedents

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4
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Quasi comes from the latin word_____

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Seeming like

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Designed to determine the correlation

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Correlational Study

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Positive Correlation or ______
Negative Correlation or _____

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Direct
Inverse

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_____ is the most commonly used procedure for calculating simple correlation.

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The Pearson Product Moment Correlation Coefficient

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Pearson r is used when the data collected is _____ or ____

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Ratio or interval scale

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This is the visual presentation of scores belonging to each subject in the study

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Scatterplots

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The lines drawn on the scatterplots are called____

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Regression lines or Lines of Best Fit

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When the r is near zero there is_____

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No relationship between 2 variables

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Assumes the direction of the X and Y is the same

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General Linear Model

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Assumes the relationship changes directions

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Curvilinear

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It affects the correlation coefficients.An artificial restriction of the ranges values of X or Y

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Range Truncation

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The behaviours could affect each other

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Bidirectional Causation

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The cause and effect

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Causal Direction

17
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There is a third variable

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Third variable problem

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It estimates the amount of variability in scores on one variable that can be explained by the other variable

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Coefficient of determination

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Formula for the coefficient of determination

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20
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Used to estimate predict the score on one of the measured behaviours from the score on the other

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Linear Regression Analysis

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Used to test the relationship of several variable predictor variables with a criterion variable

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Multiple Correlation

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One variable to be held constant and computing the relationship between the two

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Partial Correlation

23
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Prediction and measures 2 or more Independent Variable to predict the Dependent Variable

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Multiple Regression Analysis

24
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What are the tools for causal modeling

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Path analysis
Cross-lagged design

25
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Used when the subjects are measured on several related behaviours

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Path analysis

26
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Subjects measured at two separate points in time on the same pair of behaviours

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Cross-lagged panel model

27
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A study in which the researcher systematically examines the effect of subject characteristics without manipulation

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Ex post facto Studies

28
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Ex post facto means ____

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After the fact

29
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It compare effects of different treatment on pre-existing groups of participants

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Nonequivalent Groups Design

30
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It measures the same groups of people comparing the different phases of their lives

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Longitudinal Design

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Measures different groups at different ages to compare the different context of age using different group of people per age

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Cross- sectional Design

32
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It measures people’s level of behaviour before and after the event

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Pretest/posttest design