9. AQA A-level psychology set 9

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what are the advantages of interviews

data from un/semi structured interviews are detailed and varied

complex issues are dealt with face-to-face

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what are the disadvantages of interviews

success is dependant on interviewers skills

interviewer effects- may bias respondents answers

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what is the design of questionnaires and interviews

  1. decide Aim and Hypothesis

  2. if interview decide which type and justify why

  3. write questions

  4. pilot the questionnaire/interview

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what is the first key feature of a case study

production of qualitative data

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what is the second key feature of a case study

involves analysis of unusual individuals/events

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what is the third key feature of a case study

researchers may construct case studies of individuals concerned

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what is the fourth key feature of a case study

pts may be subject to experimental or psychological testing

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what is the fifth key feature of a case study

takes place over a long period of time

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what are the advantages of a case study

varied and detailed

may contribute to understanding of “typical functioning”

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what are the disadvantages of a case study

generalisation of findings

personal accounts may be innacurate

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name 2 examples of case studies

HM : hippocampus plays crucial role in transfer of info from LTM to STM

little Hans

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what is a peer review

the process where experts in the same field evaluate research before publication to check its quality, validity, and credibility.

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what did Shaughnessy, Zechmeister and Zechmeister find

peer review can be subjective, with low agreement between reviewers

potential bias towards well-known researchers or institutions.

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what is anonymity

participants’ identities are not recorded or cannot be linked to their data.

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what is publication bias

when studies with significant or positive results are more likely to be published than those with null or negative findings.

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what is burying research

valid studies not being published because they do not support a theory or show significant results.

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what is quantitative data

numerical data that can be measured and statistically analysed.

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what is qualitative data

non-numerical data that describes behaviours, thoughts, or experiences in detail.

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advantages of quantitative data

objective, easy to analyse, and allows comparisons.

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disadvantages of quantitative data

lacks depth and may oversimplify behaviour.