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validities and types of samples

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construct validity

the extent to which an experiment measures the construct it is designed to measure

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operationalism

to make something measurable

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internal validity

the extent which a study can show a cause and effect relationship, if results can be attributed due t change in IV (minimum confounding variables)

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internal validity experiment ex.

skateboarding example

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higher internal validity

counterbalancing, placebo, double blind

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lower internal validity

experimenter bias, lack of control, demand characteristics

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external validity

can be applied outside of story(if results would be same in dif setting)

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ecological validity

if the conditions reflect real world behavior

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mundane realism

if experiment is low in ecological validity

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population validity

the extent in which is applicable to a large population beyond pop sample

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sample

participants being used in research/ experiment

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target population

the ppl in which the finding can be generalized

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random sample

equal chance of being picked

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stratified sample

divide population from strata and selects from there while staying true to proportional population

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self selected

participants who volunteered for study (advertisements)

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opportunity/convenience sample

participants from easy to reach place for researcher (classroom)

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judgemental/purposive sample

selected based on qualities needed for testing of experiment (in qualitative experiments)

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snowball sample

existing participants recruit next particiapnt’s

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strengths for opportunity sample

easy, cost effective

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weakness for opportunity sample

potential bias

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strength for random sample

less bias possible

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weakness for random sample

leaves out some hard to reach population (unrepresenattve)

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self selected strength

easy, able to do ethically questionable experiments

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self selected weaknesses

selection bias (only ppl who volunteered doesn’t show all of pop),overrepresentation skews, lack of control

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stratified strength

more representative of pop, higher accuracy

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stratified weakness

complex, time consuming to list

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snowball strength

cost effective(no need for adds), finds hard to reach population

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snowball weakness

selection bias

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purposive strength

good for qualitative research to find a trend

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purposive weakness

researcher bias

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