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Scientific Processes- (Aims, Hypotheses, Sampling, Control,Experimental Design)
What is an aim,
What an aim of a correlational study,
What is a hypothesis
62
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Experimental Methods
What are the four types of experi...,
What is a laboratory experiment,
What are strengths of laboratory ...
18
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Demand Characteristics and Investigator Effects
What are demand characteristics,
What can demand characteristics l...,
What participant reactivity deman...
10
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Pilot studies
What is a pilot study,
What are the aims of a pilot study,
What do pilot studies do
5
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Observational Techniques and Observation Design
What is a naturalistic observation,
While the strength of naturalisti...,
Why do you naturalistic observati...
44
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Self Report techniques and designs (questionnaires and interviews)
What is a self report technique,
What a could self report techniqu...,
What are questionnaires
50
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Descriptive statistics
What are descriptive statistics,
What are measures of central tend...,
What are measures of dispersion
20
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Correlations
What is correlational analysis,
What do correlations measure,
What can correlations either be
18
cards
Ethics
0
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Types of data
What is quantitative data,
What do you quantitive data colle...,
What normally gathers quantitativ...
18
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presentation And Display Of Quantitative Data: Graphs and Tables
What are graphs used to do,
What should grass be,
What does graphs always include
15
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Distrubutions
How can frequencies relating to c...,
What is normal distribution,
What are the features of normal d...
10
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Inferential Stats- Probabllity and Significance
What do inferential stats involve,
What are inferential stats compar...,
What is a statistical test used t...
14
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Inferential stats- Levels of Measurment
What are the three levels of meas...,
What is nominal data,
What measure of central tendency ...
21
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Inferential Stas- Use of Staistcal Tables and Critical values
What is done to interpret the res...,
What must be known in order to se...,
What is a one tailed test used for
12
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Type I and Type II Errors
What is there a possibility of in...,
What does it mean if chance cause...,
What is the likelihood of making ...
6
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Reliability
What does reliability refer to,
What should researchers be able t...,
Why is reliability important in r...
9
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Validity
What is validity,
Why is validity essential,
What is internal validity
15
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Designing and Conducting Ethical Research
What should be included in an inf...,
When using children how should th...,
When is debriefing provided to pa...
7
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Features of Science (objectivity and empirical method)
What does objectivity refer to,
What does a high level of objecti...,
How can we make research more obj...
9
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Replicability and Falsifiability (features of science)
What is replicability,
What does replicability involve,
Why is being able to replicate a ...
9
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Theory Construction and Hypothesis Testing (features of science)
What is a theory,
What may theory construction init...,
What should be possible once a th...
10
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Padigrams and Padigram shifts
What is a paradigm,
What does the prevailing paradigm...,
What can be done with paradigms
6
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The role of peer revieiw in the Scientific Process
What is peer review,
What could peer review including ...,
What is the purpose of peer review
9
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The implications of psychological research for the economy
What can have economic implicatio...
1
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Reporting Psychological investigations
What are the sections of a scient...,
How should reports be written,
What is written last but presente...
39
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Content Analyisis and Thematic Analyisis
What is content analysis,
What does qualitative analysis ty...,
What can the method or content an...
25
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Design a study question
How do you design an experiment,
How do you design an observation,
What can self report methods be u...
8
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A- Level Psych Paper 1- Research Methods
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