Practical Issues in the Design and Implementation of Research Flashcards

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What is generalisability?

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Extent to which the findings of a study can be applied to other studies

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What is reliability?

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Measure of whether something stays the same/is repeatable

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What is internal validity?

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Degree of confidence that the casual relationship you are testing is not influenced by other factors or variables

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What is ecological validity?

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Measure of how test performance predicts behaviours in real-world settings

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What are practical issues?

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Relating to time, money, and logistics

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Sheridan and King’s use of puppies?

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Animal research in cognitive?

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Olds and Milner/Alexander’s Rat Park

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Skinner’s rats/Thorndike’s cats

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Lorenz/Harlow

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Beeman

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How is Sherif high in ecological validity?

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Field experiment in a summer camp with realistic tasks e.g. baseball

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How does Sherif have internal validity?

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Matched boys on sporting ability and IQ to reduce participant variables

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