research methods Flashcards

research methods

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what is a non-directional hypothesis?

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a hypothesis that predicts there will be a significant difference between conditions but does not state which level of the IV will produce higher / lower scores on the DV

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directional hypothesis?

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a hypothesis that predicts which level of the IV will be higher than the other level of the IV

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hypothesis?

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prediction between the relationship between two variables, and should be more detailed than the aim

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aim?

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tells us the purpose of the study, not predict the result

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IV?

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factors you can change, has different experimental levels and conditions

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DV?

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factors you can measure

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experimental / alternative hypothesis?

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either non-directional or directional

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null hypothesis?

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a statement that the IV will have no effect of the DV, or that the two co-variables will not be correlated

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