Week 1 Lecture 4 Flashcards

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T/F: Descriptive methods “explain”

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False

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T/F: Descriptive methods “describe”

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True

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3
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Examples of descriptive methods

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Case studies, Naturalistic observations, Surveys

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4
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Experimental group

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are exposed to the treatment

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5
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Control group

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aren’t exposed to the treatment

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Independent variable

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The factor that is manipulated

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7
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Dependent variable

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The factor that is measured

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Confounding variable

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The factor other than the one being measured(still get effected)

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9
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Types of quantitative research

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Surveys, Attitudes vs. Actions

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10
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Correlational studies…

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used in exploratory studies to suggest an association between variables

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11
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Correlational studies do not show…

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Causality

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12
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Null hypothesis

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indicates that there is no significant difference between the variables

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13
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Alternative hypothesis

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indicates that there is a significant difference between the variables

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14
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Methods for survey research

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Telephone, Mail, Online

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