Unit 5 Flashcards

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Non-experimental research

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research where the independent variable is not manipulated.
- Researcher does not have complete control over conditions.
- some control is forfeited to get data.
- observational and qualitative

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Correlational research

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nonexperimental research that measures two or more variables to determine the degree of relationship between them

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naturalistic observation

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observational research of subjects in their natural environment carried out to disturb the subjects as little as possible

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participant observation research

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observational research in which the observer participates in a group to record behavior

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inter-observer reliability

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the extent to which 2 observers agree.
- when there is not clear definition will be low
- tighten up definitions and experiment details reliability will be high

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6
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role demand

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participants’ expectations of what an experiment requires them to do

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observer bias

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skewed observations sueded by observer bias

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unobtrusive measures

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another term for naturalistic observation, commonly used in the social sciences

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reactive measures

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when results are skewed due to participants being aware of observer

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10
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physical traces

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unobtrusive measure of behavior that uses physical evidence

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archival data

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factual information in existing records

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content analysis

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evaluating pictures and language in publicly available text to evaluate hypothesis

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manifest content

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the content of a text or photograph as indicated by measuring the frequency of some objective word, phrase, or action

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latent content

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the content of a text or photograph as measured by the appearance of themes as interpreted
by the researcher

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15
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case study

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exploratory study of an existing situation as a means of creating and testing a hypothesis.

tend to involve a situation that presents itself for investigation.

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