empirical. lecture 8. social behavior in humans and role for accounting

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yoked design

the control group is yoked to the treatment group. they get the same treatment except they have no control over the outcome.

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social comparison theory

drive within individuals to gain accurate self-evaluations. individuals evaluate their own opinios and abilities in a domain by comparing themselves to otheres to reduce uncertainty, and learn how to define the self

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what does anova stand for

analysis of variance

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what is anova

statistical method for determining whether differences in group means are statistically significant or likely due to random variation.

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what does anova do

compares the means between groups to see if they are significantly different from one another.

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how to test moderator with anova

the interaction effect between your main independent variable and the moderator variable represents the moderation. Y = b0 + b1X + b2M + b3XM + e. where b3 is the interaction effect.

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disadvantage of contrast coding

weakter test. does not measure diff impact

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social desirability bias

people give responses that make them look good, masking their true reasons for a decision with sociallly acceptable ones.

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post-hoc rationalization

creaing a plausible story after the fact, justifying a choice rather than acurately reporting its acutal cause.

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memory distortion

can occur when people misremember the factors influencing their behavior, especially if multiple things were involved

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what happens when mediators are too obvious?

very close to DV and super high correlations can arise

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actions to assure high-quality survey data

  • screening questions: ex-ante filtering.

  • M-turk quality criteria: Ex-ante filtering.

  • manageable task: what do I want to receive?

  • ex-post demographics: who participated?