Investigator Effects And Participant Effects Flashcards

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What is investigator bias?

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When an influences participant behaviour and record data that supports their hypothesis

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What are investigator effects?

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  • Form of investigator bias
  • when something about the investigator has an effect on participant benavior su respond differently to houtney would normally
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What are some examples of investigator effects?

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  • Researchers characteristics (age, gender, ethnicity)
  • researchers behaviour (body language, tone)
  • Researchers expectations (conscious or subconscious)
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What are demand characteristics?

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  • Cues in a research study that convey the hypothesis to participants
  • results in participant reactivity and impact validity ot research
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what are participant effects (participant reactivity)?

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  • participant is aware they are being studied
  • participants react to research situations e.g. some p’s wish to be cooperative with researcher while others try to do the opposite
  • these motivations affect p’s behaviour
  • social desirability bias is a form of participant effect
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what is a single blind technique?

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concealing from participants in the condition they are in

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what is double blind technique?

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concealing from both participants and experimenter which conditions participants are in

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what is a masked design?

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participants know which group/condition they are in but researcher does not

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