Research Methods and Ethics notes
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- Psychology as a Science53
- Idiographic and Nomothetic Approaches14
- Hypotheses and Variables58
- Experimental Methods and Design281
- Sampling Methods51
- Correlational Research38
- Observational Methods57
- Self-Report Methods31
- Case Studies and Content Analysis17
- Brain Imaging Techniques13
- Reliability and Validity57
- Data and Statistical Analysis24
- Peer Review and Evaluating Studies9
- Research Ethics and Guidelines146
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Psychophysiological and behavioral Social psychophysiological methods: entail the manipulation of some social factor that elicits a psychological response, which is then measured via a carefully selected physiological indicator Microexpressions: involu...
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For exam Know definitions and advantages and disadvantages of:All the design types All sampling types All experiment types Observational Studies Types of observations Case study Self-report method Types of questions on questio...
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Advantages of Scientific Method - created from Mind Map seeking and gaining knowledgehypothesis, specifically a testable statement 4 Key areas Control and Accuracy Replication Objectivity Causal relationships Asch Advantages of Scientific Method
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Psy 321 Exam 3 Chapter 7: Sampling Frequency Claims Prioritize External Validity! A frequency claim is an encompassing statement that applies to a population of interest. Generally, you would want
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Learning Objectives Interrogate the construct validity of a study's measured variables. Describe the kinds of evidence that support the construct validity of a measured variable.
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