Module 9 & 10 Flashcards

1
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the formal statement of the researcher’s prediction of the relationship that exists among the variables under investigation

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hypothesis

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2
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researchers conduct the study to determine whether the predicted relationship among the variables exists in the data collected

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hypothesis testing

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3
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the emphasis is on the need to explain, predict, or statistically describe some outcome or event

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QN

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4
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focuses on understanding the inner world of a particular group or exploring some process, event, or phenomenon

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QL

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5
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Framework of Research Proposal

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Title Page
Table of Contents
Abstract
Introduction
1) introduction to the research topic
2) statement of the research problem
3) summary of prior literature
4) Statement of purpose of study
5) Research question
6) Research hypotheses
Method
1) Research participants
2) Apparatus and/ or instruments
3) Research design
4) Procedure
Data Analysis
references
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6
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judges ethical issues on the basis of some universal code

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deontogloy

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7
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ethical decisions are a matter of each individual’s conscience

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ethical skepticism

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8
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judgements should depend on possible consequences of study, including benefits and costs

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Utilitarianism

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9
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before a person can participate in a research study, the researcher must give the prospective participant a description of all the features of the study that might reasonably influence his or her willingness to participate

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informed consent

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10
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agreeing to participate after being informed of all aspects of study that might affect willingness to participate

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informed

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11
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  • consent must be obtained from parent or minor’s legal guardian
  • asssent (minor’s consent) must also be obtained from minor
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informed with minors

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12
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reading and signing a consent form

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active consent

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13
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giving consent by not returning consent form

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passive consent

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14
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appropriate when providing full disclosure of the nature and purpose of a study will alter the outcome and invalidate the study

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deception

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15
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an interview conducted with each research participant after he or she has completed the study

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debriefing

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16
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informing the participants about any deception that was used and explaining the reasons for its use

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dehoaxing

17
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helping participants, during the debriefing interview, deal with and eliminate any stress or other undesirable feelings that the study might have created in them, as might exist if you are studying cheating behavior or failure

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desensitizing

18
Q

participants have the right to withdraw from a study at any time, unless otherwise constrained by their official capacity or roles

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freedom to withdraw