Reasearch Methods Year 2 Flashcards

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summarise the abstract.

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-written when research is completed
-at the beginning of the report
-summary for readers
-summary of the aim, methods, results and concl

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2
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summarise the introduction.

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-discussion of the topic
-summaries previous findings

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3
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summarise the method.

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-steps on how research was carried out
-should include enough steps so it’s replicable
-broken down into:
ppts, material, procedure

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4
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summarise the results.

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-tells reader what happened during research
-does not include raw data but includes measures of dispersion and central tendency

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5
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summarise the discussion.

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-researcher is free to examine, interpret the results and make inferences from them.

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6
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summarise the referencing.

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-at the end where researcher has to write down all books and academic articles used for the research

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7
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what is the format for referencing?

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1)author-SMITH,J
2)date published(1997)
3)title
4)place published-.New York:
5)publisher
e.g. SMITH,J (1997)Psychology research. New York: Great Publishers

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8
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what is nominal data?

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data that is categorical
each ppt doesnt have an individual score

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9
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what is the measure of central tendency that you use for nominal data?

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mode

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10
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what is ordinal data?

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data that can be put into order
each ppt has a score
interval between scores aren’t fixed and measurable

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11
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what is the measure of central tendency that you use for nominal data?

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median

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12
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what is the measure of dispersion that you use for interval data?

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range

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13
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what is interval data?

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data that can be put into order and the difference is measurable because the intervals are fixed

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14
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what is the measure of central tendency that you use for ordinal data?

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mean

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15
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what is the measure of dispersion that you use for ordinal data?

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standard deviation

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