observational research Flashcards

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field research is?

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research involving observing naturally occurring behaviors in natural condtions

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methods for field research include:

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naturalistic observation, archival research, case study, surveys, program evaualtion, field exeriments

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low constraint methods such as observations have what traits?

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focus on natrual flow of behavior, and flexible, do not envolve manipulation

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which research methods are low constraint?

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naturalistic observations, case studies, archival resreach

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naturalistic observation is the:

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observation and systematic reording of naturally occurring events

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advantages of naturalistic observation are:

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data reflects natural behaviour, data can be collected when an experiments would be unethical/not practical, can collect large amounts of data from large variety of behaviours

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disadvantages of naturalistic observations are:

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measurement of behavior can be unreliable, informed consent can be difficult to obtain (no longer a ‘natural’ environment)

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case studies look at:

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a single person or small group.

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case study advantages:

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able to collect large amounts of data, can study rare behavior and disorders,, complex issues can be studied this way

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case study disadvantages:

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does not test a hypothesis, can not draw conclusions on casualty, findings can not be generalized.

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archival research make use of:

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preexistening data records

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archival research advantages:

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large amount of available data, can be very cheap, data exists in variety of forms, data covers large amount of behaviours

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archival research disadvantages:

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no control of how data was collected, selective deposits and survival rates, high probability of ,missing data

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The difference between unobtrusive and a participant observer is:

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one avoids influencing participant (unobtrusive), and one becomes art of the situation (participant)

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Reactivity is when:

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participants act diffidently because they know they are being observed

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AB
ABA
ABAB

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base line, IV
baseline, IV, remove IV (baseline)
baseline, IV, remove IV (baseline), re-ad IV

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multiple baseline across participants:

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Measures are taken at baseline and after the introduction of the IV at different times for different people

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multiple baseline across behaviors:

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Involves only one participant, but assesses the effect

of the IV on several different behaviors

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multiple baselines across situations:

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Involves only one participant, but assesses the effect
of the IV on a behavior in several different
situations