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Lecture 11 - Ethics
Define ethics,
Define deontological ethics,
Define consequentialist ethics
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Lecture 1 - Experimental Design and Analysis
Whats another name for the iv,
Whats another name for the dv,
Which is experimentally manipulat...
18
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Lecture 2 - Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
What is variability,
What do parametric tests assume,
What is the normal distribution
25
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Lecture 3 - Comparisons Between Means
What is the equation for a basic ...,
How do we calculate the numerator...,
What is the denominator in a basi...
17
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Lecture 4 - Testing Assumptions of ANOVA
What effect does performing multi...,
What is a per comparison error,
What is familywise error rate
6
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Lecture 5 - Statistical Power
What are three examples of post h...,
What does hsd stand for as in tuk...,
What does the tukey hsd test do
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Lecture 6 - Factorial Design and Analysis
What are factorial designs,
What is a one way desgin,
What is a two way design
14
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Lecture 7 - Within Subjects Anova
What is a within subjects design,
What are two advantages to within...,
What are five disadvantages to wi...
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Lecture 8 - Mixed ANOVAs
What is a mixed split plot design,
How many f ratios are calculated ...,
What are the error terms for a mi...
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Lecture 9 - ANCOVA
When do we use an ancova,
How does ancova statistically con...,
How does ancova actually work
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Lecture 10 - Multivariate Analysis of Variance
When do we use a manova,
How does manova work,
What are three advantages of manova
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Lecture 12 - Threats to Validity
Define internal validity,
How can we maximise internal vali...,
Name 6 threats to internal validity
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Lecture 13 - Experimental and Quasi-Experimental Designs
What is a true experiment,
Why do we randomly allocate parti...,
What does o and x mean when descr...
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Lecture 14 - Correlation and Multiple Regression Theory
What are the three types of multi...,
What does regression allow us to do,
What does the criterion mean
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Lecture 15 - Correlation and Multiple Regression Practice
Can you analyse the same dataset ...,
How are variables added in hierar...,
How are variables added in stepwi...
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Lecture 16 - Questionnaire Design
What is one advantage of open que...,
What is one disadvantage of open ...,
What is a dichotomous scale
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Lecture 17 - Exploratory Factor Analysis Theory
What is a latent variable,
What does efa stand for,
What does efa aim to do
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Lecture 18 - Exploratory Factor Analysis Practice
There are no flashcards for lectu...
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Lecture 19 - Qualitative Methods 1
When would we use qualitative res...,
Name three ways to conduct qualit...,
What are the three types of inter...
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Lecture 20 - Qualitative Methods 2
What is thematic analysis,
What is the inductive approach to...,
What is the deductive approach to...
8
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