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Description
Mind Map by charlotteebrock, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by charlotteebrock
over 11 years ago
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Evaluation Issues
- Ethics
- situation could have induced stress in the
participants as any test conditions can this would
break the ethical guideline or protection
- ethical = YES
- DC COWPAD
- however breaks routine/ stressed/
autistics struggle with eye contact
- DC COWPAD
- situation could have induced stress in the
participants as any test conditions can this would
break the ethical guideline or protection
- EV
- took place in a lab =
highly controlled
- unnatural surrounding
for the participants
- unnatural surrounding
for the participants
- unrepresentative data
- means that the results are
ungeneraliseable to most people
- means that the results are
ungeneraliseable to most people
- used pictures of real eyes
- mostly look at the eyes
- realistic
- mostly look at the eyes
- took place in a lab =
highly controlled
- Data
- QUANTITATIVE data was collected
- scores of each subject on
each of the test administered
- eyes task measured
whether the subjects had
TOM, they saw no need
for qualitative data to be
collected
- eyes task measured
whether the subjects had
TOM, they saw no need
for qualitative data to be
collected
- scores of each subject on
each of the test administered
- QUANTITATIVE data was collected
- Reliability
- easy to replicate
- concurrent validity was checked
- checked validity
by doing the
control tasks
- concurrent validity was checked
- low EV= not realistic
when judging emotions
- easy to replicate
- Validity
- easy to replicate
- highly controlled because
it is an experiment
- always stayed in the same location
- always stayed in the same location
- easy to replicate
- Sample
- the sample was small = unrepresentative
- 16 Autistics
- 50 Non-Autistics
- 10 Tourettes
- 10 Tourettes
- 50 Non-Autistics
- 16 Autistics
- the sample was small = unrepresentative
- Usefulness
- most people on the autistic spectrum lack TOM and
thus knowledge can inform various techniques for
people educating and interacting with autistic people
- help them - teach them to use eye contact
- most people on the autistic spectrum lack TOM and
thus knowledge can inform various techniques for
people educating and interacting with autistic people
- SNAPSHOT study
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