psych test - research methods 9.1.25 Flashcards

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what is randomisation and standardisation?

A

randomisation - the use of chance methods to reduce the researchers unconscious biases when designing an investigation

standardisation - when procedures are exactly the same for all pp involved in the study

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2
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what is a directional hypothesis

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states the direction of the difference or relationship

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3
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what is a non directional hypothesis

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does not state the direction of the difference or relationship

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4
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what are the four types of experimental methods

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lab
field
natural
quasi

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5
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what is a quasi experiment

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the independent variable occurs naturally pp cannot be allocated

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6
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how to write a consent form

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aim
the use of pp data
pp rights
sign and date below

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7
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3 extra types of consent

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presumptive consent - a similar group of pp are asked if the study is acceptable

prior general consent - they have consented to multiple studies including some which may involve deception

retrospective consent - they are asked for consent after the study has taken place

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8
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what types of observations are there?

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participant - researcher involved
non - participant

overt - pp are aware they are being observed.
covert - pp are unaware

controlled - controlled setting
naturalistic - natural setting

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9
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what is interobserver reliability?

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the extent of which two observers agree when assesing or observing behaviours.

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10
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what sampling methods can be used in observations

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event - how many times a behaviour occurs
time - behaviour within pre established time frame

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