Taboo List Strengths Flashcards
What is strength of a Lab Experiment?
It limits outside interference due to its scientific nature
What is a strength of a field experiment?
Researchers csn still manipulate the IV , in a more realistic environment
What is a strength of a quasi expermiment
It is the most likely type of experiment to yeild realistic results
What is a strength of an observation?
It is a simply way to asses natural variables
What is a strength of participant observation?
Participants can record finer deatils due to them being closer to the activity
What is a strength of non participant observation?
Data recorded is less likely to be bias as observer isnt part of the study
What is a strength of content analysis?
Easy and cost-effective to do
What is a strength of using questionnaires?
They are very easy to gather data with
What are two strengths of interviews?
You have the ability to gather information on a specific topic
You also have the ability to cover potentially senstive topics
What are two strengths of a correlatonal study?
It’s cost-effective
Researchers have the possibility of predicting a casual relationship
What are two strengths of case studies?
They offer deep insight
They make it possible to explore variables in real life settings that are difficult to examine using other research methods
What are two strengths of pilot studies?
They can help identify and fix any problems with a studies methodolgy
It has a chance to save researchers money and time
What are two strengths of brain scans?
They are non invasive
They are quick
What are two strengths of P.E.T scans?
it shows us clear results due to chemical info
helps us pin-point key areas
What are two strengths of C.A.T scans?
it is quick (15-20 mins)
high quality images are produced , meaning that abnormalities are made clear
What are two strengths of MRI’s?
incredibly precise
no radiation is used