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Psychology Exam Revision Test
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Preguntas del test (16)
1How does a Psychologist become registered for work?
- A6 years
- B5 years
- C9 years
2The purpose of an Abstract in an ERA is to briefly summarize all the key elements included in your ERA.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
3The Definition of Psychology
The [blank_start]scientific[blank_end] study of the [blank_start]human mind[blank_end] and its [blank_start]functions[blank_end], especially those affecting [blank_start]behavior[blank_end] in a given context.- Ascientific
- Bhuman mind
- Cbehavior
- Dfunctions
4A Psychiatrist is different to a Psychologist because....
- AThey can officially prescribe medicine.
- BThey work with mentally ill patients
- CThey are a Doctor.
5Withdrawal Rights
The experimenter doesn't have to inform the participants of the NATURE of the study [ie. what it is about, what it is tes1ng, etc.]- AVerdadero
- BFalso
6[blank_start]Identification of the research problem[blank_end]
What you're interested in studying, studying similar/same studies done previously.- AIdentification of the research problem
7[blank_start]Collecting Raw Data[blank_end]
At this stage of the experiment, the data is referred to as RAW DATA. That means, it has not yet been interpreted or summarised. It just the original results recorded during the experiment.- ACollecting Raw Data
8[blank_start]Designing the method[blank_end]
The research method chosen will depend on the participants, and the data being collected.- ADesigning the method
9The hypothesis is what exactly happens in your experiment
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
10The Aim of the experiment is ...
- Ato find the hypothesis
- BWhat you are planning to test, and your reason for testing it.
- Cproving your theory is right.
11[blank_start]Reporting the research findings[blank_end]
Detailed description of the background of the research, the way the experiment was done, the findings, and any problem that occurred during the experiment.- AReporting the research findings
12[blank_start]Interpreting the data[blank_end]
Now work out what the data means, is your hypothesis supported or not? Generalizations can be made.- AInterpreting the data
- BWorking out the data
- CInterconnecting data
13[blank_start]Analysing the data[blank_end]
Don’t interpret what the received data actually means, just state in a super simple form.- AAnalysing the data
- BAnalysing the Hypothesis
- CFinishing Data
- DAnalysing finished experiment
14[blank_start]Construction of a hypothesis[blank_end]
Educated and thoughtful GUESS about what the result of experiment may be.- AConstruction of a hypothesis
15There are 7 ethical guidelines
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
16The ethical guidelines are..
- ADeception, Informed Consent, Voluntary Participate, Withdrawal rights, Experimental test and Skill test.
- BConfidentially, Voluntary Participate, Withdrawal Rights, Informed Consent, Deception and Debriefing
- CConfidentially, Experimental test, Withdrawal Rights, Informed Consent, Deception and Debriefing
- DConfidentially, Voluntary Participate, Withdrawal Rights, Skill test, Deception and Debriefing
Información
- Descripción
- Psychology Revision
- Autor
- hannahrosewintle
- Idioma
- English
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