Chapter 6,7,8 Flashcards

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Experiments are __ what in internal validity(compared to correlational studies.

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HIGH

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2
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Why are experiments high in internal validity?

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Bc experiments control cofounding variables.

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Is internal validity a yes or no question?

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No, some exper. have a higher internal validity than others

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In correlational research the variable we think is the what?

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cause

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Is the variable in correlational studies manipulated?

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No the variable is not manipulated in correlational research.

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6
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Correlational research can be shown to be what to the DV?

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related

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7
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In exper. research the variable we think is the what?

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cause

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8
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In exper. research is the variable manipulated or not manipulated?

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In exper. research the variable is manipulated.

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Exper. research can be shown to be what to the DV?

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the cause

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10
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What is a dependent variable to a researcher?

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The dependent variable to a researcher is a variable they think changes as a result of change in the independent variable.

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11
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THe dependent variable is a casual link that can be what from an experiment?, but not a correlation alone

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inferred

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what are the 3 conditions needed to make a casual inference?

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covariation,time-order relationship, and elimination of plausible alernative causes accomplished through the use of control procedures. most importanly by holding conditions constant and balancing.

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When the 3 conditions covariation,time-order relationship and elimination of plausible alternative causes for casual inference are met the experiment is said to have what?

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The experiment has internal validity

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14
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in an independent group design how does it work?

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each group of subjects participates in a different conditions of the independent variable.

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The most effective independent group design is were they use what type of assignment?

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They use random assignment

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16
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When random assignment to conditions is useds the independent group design is called what??

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random group design

17
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Why is the random group design formed?

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Formed to be simliar on all characteristics at the start of the experiment/

18
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Wht is internal validity

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is defined as the extent to which the observed results represent the truth in the population we are studying and, thus, are not due to methodological errors.