experiments and generalisation issues Flashcards

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what are investigator effects

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when a researcher unconsciously conveys to participants how they should behave

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what do investigator effects cause

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researcher bias

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what can researcher bias be

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design of the study, selection and interaction with participants and interpretation of the data

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what are demand characteristics

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all clues in the study which convey to the participant the purpose and aim of the research.

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what can demand characteristics do

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change the results of an experiment if participants change their behaviour to conform to expectations

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what is mundane realism

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how a study mirrors the real world

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what is experimental realism

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how meaningful and engaging to participants the study is

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what can experimental realism cause

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responses which are spontaneous and natural

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what can help deal with investigator effects and demand characteristics

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experimental realism, single blind procedure and double blind procedure

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what is publication bias

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the influence of the results of the study (if results are statiscally significant or agree with researcher aims)

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what is publication bias also called

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file drawer problem

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why might a study be less likely to be published

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if it has a null hypothesis then it is less likely to be published compared to studies with significant results

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