Lecture 3: Kinds of variables Flashcards

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Research cannot be possible without taking into consideration measurable factors that are subject to change due to circumstances.

true or false

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true

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It is an object, event, idea, feeling, time period, or any other type of category a researcher is trying to measure.

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Variable

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3
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Variables can be classified as ________ or ________ variable.

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Independent, Dependent

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4
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Anything that can vary research due to circumstances is called a ______ ?

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Variable

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5
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Independent variable affects Dependent variable

true or false

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true

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6
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It is the variable that links the independent and dependent variable.

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Intervening variable

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7
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It is the variable that believe will influence your outcome measure.

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Independent Variable

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8
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It is something that can change, such as gender, which can be either male or female. Age, which can be 15 years old, 16 or 20 years old. They are typically the focus of a study.

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Variable

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9
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It refers to the other factor

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Confounding Variable

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10
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They are controlled by the experimenter but they do not give in the control, they become confounding variables that can strongly influence the study.

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Extraneous Variables

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It is the variable that is dependent on or influenced by the independent variable (s)

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Dependent variable

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12
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It is a variable that has many other variables, or dimensions built into it.

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Confounding variable

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13
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If independent variable is the cause, then what is dependent variable?

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Effect/Outcome

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14
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It is the variable that links the independent and dependent variable.

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Intervening variable

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15
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Extraneous Variables can also be referred to as “_________ _________”

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Nuisance Variable

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16
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These are independent variables or confounding variable that contribute variation to the dependent variable.

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Covariate variables

17
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This variable do not undergo any changes during an experiment.

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Control/Constant variables

18
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This variable have only two possible results.

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Dichotomous variables

19
Q

This variable can be directly observed to give proofs to latent variables.

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Manifest variables

20
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This variable is used in interval or ratio scale of measurement.

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Continuous variables

21
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This variable refer to the characteristics of the sample/respondents.

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Attribute variables

22
Q

This variable cannot be directly observed like personality traits.

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Latent Variable

23
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This is the variable that is measured by the experimenter.

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Dependent Variable