WEEK 3 Flashcards

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what are the 5 elements of the scientific method( SAM LIKES EATING RED RASBERRIES)

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1- systematic

2- logical

3- empirical

4- reductive

5- replicable

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2
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define bias

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a systematic error or deviation from the truth, in the results. biases can lead to under estimation or over estimation

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3
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what is the 7 step process to create the scientific method

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1- start with a broad question that we need to solve

2- articulate what it exactly is to achieve

3- the researcher divides the principle problem into manageable

4- researcher identifies hypotheses

5- researcher develops a specific plan

6- researcher collects, analyses and organises data

7- the researcher interprets the meaning of data

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wha are variables and give an eg

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anything that can be classified or measured

eg layer height

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5
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describe an independent variable

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  • manipulated as part of the research

eg player selection status

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6
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independant variable: what is an attribute

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pre existing trait

eg player selection based on their status

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indépendant variable: what is an active

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chosen/ manipulted

  • eg training modality
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what is a dependent variable

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the measured difference effect or change

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9
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what is an extraneous variable

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anything that can influence the dependant variable

eg fatigue status

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what is a limitation and give an eg

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a weakness of the study, based on factors outside of the researchers control

eg limited to a convenience sample

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what are delimitations

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boundaries you intentionally place on the scope of your research question

eg limited to NRLW players

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12
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what are assumptions

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information about the research design that is presumed to be true but not verified

eg equipment accuracy

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13
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what does validity mean

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  • the quality of being based on truth or reason
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14
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describe internal validity x3

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1 - extraneous variables are controlled

2- alternative explanations are eliminated

3- instruments are valid

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15
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describe external validity( x2)

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  • findings apply to practical situations
  • findings are generalisable
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16
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what are the 3 internal vs external validity points

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  • increase sample size= reduce effect of any differences in extraneous variables
  • increase replication= performing more experiments that ask the same question
  • decrease selection bias
17
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what is a population

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a group of population that have one or more things in common

18
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selection strategy: what is random selection and what are the 4 random selections

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def= randomly selecting your participants from the entire population

  • simple= everyone in the population has the same chance of being included in the sampling
  • systematic= select every 8th person from the population
  • stratified sampling= match sample on certain characteristics they have
  • cluster= randomly selecting groups of the participants in the population
19
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define non random selection and describe the 3 selections

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def= used when there are financial and logistical with using random selection strategy

conveniance= recruit participants through advertising

  • quota= attempt to mirror selected characteristics of population
  • purposive= purposely select particular sub group of population