REPLICABILITY, OBJECTIVITY AND EMPIRICAL METHOD Flashcards

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define replicability

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scientific theory repeated across different circumstances and contexts

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what evaluation points does replicability lead to?

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+ reliable

+ valid as Popper said findings can be generalised across contexts/circumstances

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psychologists need to what for their study to be replicable?

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report w/ as much precision and rigour, so other psych can verify findings when replicated

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define objectivity

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maintaining critical distance to study

not allowing personal opinions/biases to discolour data or inf behaviour of ppts

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what type of exp is most objective?

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lab studies as has highest level of control

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what is objectivity based on?

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empirical method

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empirical methods emphasises…

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importance of data collection based on direct, sensory experience

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what are the 2 types of data collection?

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experimental method

observational method

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who is one of the og empiricists?

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Locke who states a theory cannot claim to be scientific unless empirically tested and verified

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