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Research Methods Quiz
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1What are the 7 steps in psychological research in order
- AIdentify the research topic, Formulate a hypothesis, Design the research, Collect the data, Analyse the data, Interpret and evaluate the results, Report the research and findings.
- BFormulate a hypothesis, Identify the research topic, Design the research, Analyse the data, Interpret and evaluate the results, Collect the data, Report the research and findings.
- CFormulate a hypothesis, Identify the research topic, Design the research, Collect the data, Interpret and evaluate the results, Report the research and findings, Analyse the data.
- DIdentify the research topic, Design the research, Formulate a hypothesis, Collect the data, Analyse the data, Interpret and evaluate the results, Report the research and findings.
2A sample is a smaller group of research participants selected from a larger group of research interest.
- ATrue
- BFalse
3A population is the entire group of research interest from which a sample is drawn.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4Label the following as
model
research hypothesis
theory
- Aresearch hypothesis
- Btheory
- Cmodel
5The _________ variable is what is manipulated where as the _________ variable is measured.
- AIndependant, Dependant
- BDependant, Independant
- CExtraneous, Dependant
- DIndependent, Extraneous
6The _______ group is exposed to the IV where as the _______ group is not.
- AControl, Experimental
- BExperimental, Control
7An extraneous variable is any variable other than the IV that can cause an unwanted effect on the DV
- ATrue
- BFalse
8The 3 types of sampling are
[blank_start]C[blank_end]
[blank_start]S[blank_end]
[blank_start]R[blank_end]- AConvenience
- BStratified
- CRandom
9What is random sampling?
- Amaking sure every member of the of the population of research interest has an equal chance of being selected as a participant
- Bchoosing one participant from each of the research groups
- Crandomly choosing as many possible participants as possible from a sample of the population
10What is stratified sampling?
- Awhen the population is divided up into different subgroups then selecting a seperate sample from each subgroup
- Bchoosing particular people who the experimenter feels would do the best job at being a participant in the experiment
- Cusing groups instead of individuals
11What is convenience sampling?
- Arandomly selecting participants who live close to the experiment
- Bselecting participants based on them being readily available for the experiment
- Cchoosing participants based on their appearance, age or gender
12Label the image with
cross-sectional study
case study
observational study
- Across-sectional study
- Bcase study
- Cobservational study
13___________ data is measured by quality where as ____________ data is measured by quantity.
- AQualitative, Quantitative
- BQuantitative, Qualitative
14__________ data is directly collected by the the researcher for their own purpose where as _________ data is collected by someone else other than the original user for their own purpose.
- APrimary, Secondary
- BSecondary, Primary
15In ethics, the researcher must ensure participants voluntarily consent to be involved in a study. This is known as...
- AConfidentiality
- BVoluntary Participation
- CWithdrawal Rights
16In ethics, participants have a right to privacy, so the researcher must avoid invasion of privacy by collecting data that is only necessary. This is known as...
- AConfidentiality
- BUse of Deception
- CProtection and Security of Human Rights
17In ethics, each participant needs to be clarified of the true nature of the experiment as soon as possible after it has been conducted. This is known as...
- AVoluntary Participation
- BInformed Consent
- CDebriefing
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- 11 Psychology Quiz on Research Methods Quiz, created by Ella Boilee on 24/10/2016.
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