Survey / possible types of research Flashcards

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4 Possible Questionnaire formats?

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Ranking: Rank order preference

Choice: Selection of preferred alternative

Rating: Estimates magnitude of a characteristic

Sorting: Arrange or classify concepts

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two types of question writing style?

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dichotomous

polytomous

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key points about dichotomous?

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¥ E.g.yes/no or true/false

¥ Makes scoring and admin easier and quicker.

¥ Less ambiguity about responses.

¥ Doesn’t capture ‘shades’ of behaviour.

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key points about polytomous?

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¥ Generally more reliable and easy to understand

¥ 5-7 response options optimal–beyond that, difficult for respondents to discriminate the different options.

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example of polytomous?

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Likert scale

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what is Q-sort Methodology?

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Q-sort Methodology
Ð Establishing evaluative categories
Ð E.g. sorting poems into categories of dislike, like, like very much etc

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what is Implicit Association Test?

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Ð The quick implicit measure (the one which measures implicit racism etc)
Ð Presented stimuli and you judge (good/bad) or something similar

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what is the type of research where you code behaviour , say from a video?

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observational

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key points of oberservational ?

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Observational Research
Ð Watching video of a designed (controlled) experiment / manipulation, and coding certain a priori defined behaviors (i.e verbal aggression = mockery, sarcasm, and openly critical comments)

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what are common coding critera?

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Ð Based on frequency, duration, intervals

Ð Specific time frame sampling / individual sampling / event sampling (e.g. 1 type only)

Ð Obtain inter-rater reliability of coding and data

Ð Be aware of bias – observer bias

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what is Naturalistic Observation ?

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E.g. Communication patterns between elderly patients with aphasia resulting from stroke. Each patient observed 8 hrs at three random time points. Coded conversations, greetings, talking to pets, talking on phone, writing, storytelling. Result: Most likely to occur at home or in some social group. Main diff to healthy controls is the amount of conversation, much less. And much less storytelling.

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what is Ethnography?

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– Completely immersed in behavioural or environmental system. Study and describe functioning. E.g. client-therapist perceptions / aggressive behaviours in other cultures, consumer based subculture of Harley riders.

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what is Archival Research?

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Non-experimental on existing records. A form of which is META –ANALYSIS. Gather raw p-values and DF and get effect sizes to compare.

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what is test Validity?

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Validity is the degree to which a test sets out to measure what it claims to measure.

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4 TYPES OF SURVEY/ways of obtaining a survey?

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Ð Mail survey
Ð Internet
Ð Group
Ð Face-to-face interview

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