psychology - research methodology Flashcards

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Laboratory Experiments

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Experiments done in labs

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Field Experiments

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Experiments done in field

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Quasi Experiments

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Experiments done between lad and field, IV is not controlled by the experimenter

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credibility

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Can the results can be trusted, closely related to bias

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generalizabillity

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can the results be expand further in to a bigger population and maintain the results studied in the smaller sample group

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random sampling

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randomly picked participants

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participant Bias - Acquiescence bias

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participants not giving an honest answer

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Acquiescence

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unwillingly agreeing to something

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validity

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whether or not the study is valid

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internal validity

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can it be sure that the DV is effected by the IV, but not any other confounding variables

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external validity - population

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can the study be applied to other people in life?

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external validity - ecological

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can the study be applied when there is a change in environment? ex. in lab and participants house

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independent measures

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different groups are out in different situations, and measured

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pro of independent measures

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avoidance of order effect

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con of independent measures

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more people are needed and maybe differences between the participants in different groups

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Repeated Measures

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The same participants take part in each condition

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pro of Repeated Measures

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no participant variables

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con of Repeated Measures

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there can be order effect

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order effect

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participants having different performances. ex: practice and fatigue

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counter balancing

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balances out order effect. 2 groups both take 2 conditions and use the mean of the 2 conditions from both group.

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Matched Pairs Design

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participants will be listed and paired by their rank and randomly assigned in to groups

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pro of Matched Pairs Design

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less participant variables, lowering the chances of confounding variables

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con of Matched Pairs Design

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time consuming, low chance to find identical participants

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Controlled Observations

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artificial environment and situation. can be repeated

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Naturalistic Observations
normal setting. ecological validity
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Participant
researcher becomes part. deeper understanding
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Non-participant
researcher is separate/outside the group. higher objectivity
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Overt
participants know they are studied. ethical
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Covert
participants don't know they are studied. less demand characteristics, less social desirability bias, more valid behavior
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participant Bias - social desirability
participant giving an answer that the experimenter wants
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researcher bias - conformation bias
researcher experimenting expecting to get a result they expect
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researcher bias - sampling bias
samples are not adequate for the aims
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researcher bias - bias report
researcher not representing the findings equally
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researcher bias - leading question bias
asking questions in a particular order, that the participant is encouraged to answer in a particular way
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researcher bias - question order bias
previous questions influencing future answers to other questions
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participant Bias - dominant responded bias
a person in a interview or group influencing other people's answers
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participant Bias - sensitivity bias
not honest answers are given when the subject is a sensitive topic