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vetgru tenta kap 3-4 Flashcards

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different types of influence

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heuristic influence, systematic influence

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Heuristic influence

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When the research generates interest, disbelief (attention)

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Systematic influence

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When research or theories provide testable predictions

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Types of research

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Basic, applied, translational

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Basic research

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No immediate concerns for practical goals

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Applied research

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Seeking current solutions to practical problems

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Translational Research

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Mix between applied and basic ( produces results that can be the basis to applied research)

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Variable

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Something that can have different values

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Variables defined by their characteristics

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Behavioral, stimulus, and organismic

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Behavioral variables

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Any observable response of an organism

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Stimulus variables

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environmental factors that have an effect on organism response

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Organismic variables

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variable that shows characteristics in an organism
there is 2 types
Observed organismic variables: characteristics we can observe directly (gender)

response-inferred organismic variables: cant observe directly but can observe the existence of it by observable behavior (anxiety)

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Variables defined by their use in science

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Independent, dependent, extraneous, constant

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Independent variables

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two types
manipulated
the variables the experimenter can manipulate

non manipulated the characteristics that cant change (iq,age,race)

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dependent variables

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the response variables from the participants

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Extraneous variables

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unplanned and uncontrollable variables

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Constant

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Any event that is prevented from varying (not a variable)

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The Belmont report

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3 principles
beneficence
Autonomy
justice

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Russel and buch

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The R’s
replacement
reduction
refinement

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Measurement

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Assigning numbers to the level of a variable

21
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Properties of the abstract number system

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Identity
magnitude
equal intervals
a true zero

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Scales of measurement

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NOIR
Nominal
Ordinal
Interval
Ratio
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Nominal Scales

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names of chategories

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ordinal scales

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Ordered: values can ab ranked or ordered

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Interval Scales

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Distance is meaningful and have equal distance

26
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Ratio

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An absolute zero

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