RESEARCH Quiz 3 Flashcards
Features of within-groups design
Having all participants exposed to same treatments
APA stats reporting conventions
Test symbol (M,SD, t, p, etc)
df
statistic
p value
i.e. t(33) = 2.10, p = .03
When to use post hoc test?
After ANOVA shows significance (post hoc uncovers specific differences)
Similarities of within-groups t-test and ANOVA
Variables must be continuous and comparisons made between means
Differences of within-groups t-test and ANOVA
t-test = comparing 2 groups
ANOVA = comparing 3+ groups
Random assignment
Equal chance of being in either group
Matching
Groups matched according to variable first then assigned to groups later
Hold constant
Only one category of variable present in each group
Balance
Equal or similar proportions of each category present in each group
Single-blind
Participants do not know what group they are in or researcher does not know what group participants are in
Double-bind
Neither participant nor researcher knows which group they are in
Confound: carryover
Do participants improve or regress across conditions?
Confound: history
Does a major event in between conditions influence performance?
Common names of within groups design
Pre-test, post-test design
Repeated measures design
Paired samples t-test
Repeated measures ANOVA
Longitudinal design
Benefits of using within groups vs between groups
Improved control over extraneous variables (limits confounds)