Planning and conducting research (experimental design)

Question 1

Three types of experimental design

Answer 1

Repeated measures design

Independent measure design

Matched participants design

Question 2

definition of Repeated measures design

Answer 2

This involves using the same people in each condition

Question 3

definition of Independent measure design

Answer 3

This involves using different people in each condition

Question 4

definition and how Matched participants design works

Answer 4

This info, for using different people in each condition
Make the participant as similar as possible on certain key characteristic
Done by testing the individual on the key characteristic powering down based on similar score, and then placing one member of each pair into each group

Question 5

Advantage and disadvantage of repeated measures design

Answer 5

Remove the effects of any participant variables on cause and effect
Easier to obtain sympathy were participants are needed overall

Demand characteristic, participant me, identify what is this study is protecting and behave. Accordingly as they guess the aim
Order effect may influence results, unless counterbalance is used
(second time, you do the experiment you will do better through practice)

Question 6

Advantage and disadvantage of independent measure design

Answer 6

They are aware of other conditions so lower, the demand characteristic
No order, in fact, they only take part in one condition

Higher level of effort to collect more participant
Finding maybe influence by participant variables as each individual is unique in some ways

Question 7

Advantage and disadvantage of match participant de sign

Answer 7

Less effects of participant variables
No order is a different participant for each condition
Less chance of demand, characteristic participant, only do one condition

More effort to find participant
No control over all of the extraneous, variable by perfectly matching participant