Literature Review Flashcards

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Identify ____ patterns to findings

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General

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Exposes ____ ____ in knowledge and identifies principle areas of dispute and uncertainty.

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Main gaps

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2
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____ explanations of conflicting studies

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Explore

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3
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Identify ____ in definitions

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Variations

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4
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Identify ____ research methods

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Appropriate

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5
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Identify ____ scales and instruments

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Validated

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6
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What study is used to find cause-and-effects relationships between variables?

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Experimental studies

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7
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Which study is the first step when approaching psychological phenomena but cannot determine causation?

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Correlational studies

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Which study involves observations of same participants over long periods of time?

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Longitudinal

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9
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A ____ is a data collection tool used to gather information about individuals

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Survey

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10
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____ ____: includes studies that compare and contrast different studies to identify patterns and sources of disagreemen

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Meta-analysis

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Which study is similar to experimental procedures but lacks controlling confounding variables/random assignment (don’t manipulate the I.V.)?

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Quasi-experiment

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12
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When looking at demographic/historical trends, ____ studies are best

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Surveys

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13
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When examining general patterns/disagreements in research, ____ studies are best

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Meta analysis

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14
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When examining causal relationships, ____ studies are best

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Quasi/experimental

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15
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When applying an intervention, ____ studies are best

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Quasi/experimental

16
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When the aim of the research is to examine predictor variables, ____ studies are best

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Correlational

17
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What are the 6 types of research studies?

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  1. Experimental 5. Survey
  2. Correlational 6. Quasi-experimental
  3. Longitudinal
  4. Meta-analysis
18
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Lit. Search: Start your literature research by testing out…

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The key terms of your basic concept

19
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Lit. Search: You should have ____ ____ for each of your concepts

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Alternative terms

20
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Lit. Search: If combined search of terms yield no results…

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Try each term separately

21
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Lit. Search: Use multiple…

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Search engines