Exam 1: Ch. 1, 2, 3 Flashcards

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1
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what type of research is adding to the body of knowledge?

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basic

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2
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what type of research solves immediate problems and improves the human condition?

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applied research

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3
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example of basic research

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observe behaviors

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4
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example of applied research

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investigate most effective treatment for anxiety

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5
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two types of research methods

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qualitative & qualitative

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6
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describe quantitative research

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counting, statistics, percents

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7
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describe qualitative research

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non-numerical; photos, field notes

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8
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types of quantitative research

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experimental, descriptive, correlational

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9
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what type of research is based on statistical probability inferences

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quantitative-experimental

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10
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what type of research describes the behavior of a situation

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quantitative-descriptive

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11
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type of research that can be positive or negative

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quantitative-correlational

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12
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example of quantitative-experimental research

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monitor people with headaches, give meds, monitor again

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13
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example of descriptive-quantitative research

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demographics of a major

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14
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example of correlational-quantitive research

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hours studied & GPA

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15
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scale of correlational research

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1.0 = strong direct relationship
0 = neither 
-1.0 = strong indirect
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16
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methods of obtaining quantitative data

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standardized test, observations, eye trackers

17
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methods of collecting qualitative data

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case studies, participant observations

18
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difference between observing and inferring

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observing: kid lays on desk with head down
inferring: he didn’t get enough sleep/lazy

19
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when studying children over a longitudinal time period, what is occurring?

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studying same group of kids for a long time

20
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when studying using a cross-sectional time period, what is occurring in research?

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study more than one bigger groups

21
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difference between longitudinal time period research and cross-sectional time period research

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longitudinal is going to have results of the same people but they are changing over time.
cross sectional is going to find differences in environmental factor and behaviors due to the different test subjects