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Research Methods
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list experimental techniques
laboratory experiments
field experiments
natural experiments
quasi experiments
list non-experimental techniques
correlation
observations
interviews
questionnaires
case studies
content analysis
thematic analysis
define the key term ‘validity’
refers to how ‘real’ or accurate something is
its an important issue that runs throughout the whole of psychology
define the key term ‘reliability’
a measure of consistency
if the results are not consistent- then the measure is not reliable
define the key term ‘Ethics’
The set of moral principles that psychologists must follow to protect participants in research, ensuring they are treated safely, fairly, and with respect.
statistical analysis
the use of descriptive statistics, which summarise data and inferential statistics-
which tell us if the results are likely to be due to a chance or not ( based on probability)
define the term ‘ independent variable’
the variable that the researcher manipulates → which is assumed to have a direct effect on the dependent variable (DV)
define the term ‘ dependent variable’
the variable that the research measures → the variable is affected by changes in the independent variable
how many conditions does the independent variable have?
2 conditions
operationalisation
where you clearly specify/define observable behaviours/ variable how it’ll be measured so that someone else can replicate it exactly