PSYB1 - Research Methods

Question

What is a debrief?

Answer 1

This is a way of correcting any ethical breaches in the research

Answer 2

Telling participants what the study is about and what is going to happen in the study and them allowing them to decide whether they want to take part or not

Answer 3

It is a way of correcting any ethical breaches in the study

Answer 4

Participants must be told at the beginning, during and after the study that they can leave the study at any time they want and for whatever reason they want

Answer 5

The thing you measure

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Something that is changed by the experimentor

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Something that could affect the experiment that isn't the independant variable

Answer 8

Participants should not be lied to about the true aim of the research

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Telling participants what the study is about and what is going to happen in the study and them allowing them to decide whether they want to take part or not

Answer 10

Participants should be told at the beginning (in the brief) that all information about them will be kept private and anonymous so that other cannot identify them

Answer 11

You must not do anything that could cause the participant physical or mental harm, abuse or misuse.

Answer 12

A way of correcting any ethical breaches in the research.

Answer 13

Participants should not be lied to about the true aim of the research

Answer 14

The most common score in a set of data

Answer 15

The central number in a set of scores. To calculate this you must put the numbers in order from lowest to highest and then identify the value in the middle of the list

Answer 16

The average of all the scores in a data set. You add up all the numbers in the set of scores and divide by the number of scores that are there.

Answer 17

Participants should not be lied to about the true aim of the research

Answer 18

Participants should be told at the beginning (in the brief) that all information about them will be kept private and anonymous so that others cannot identify them.

Answer 19

Telling participants what the study is about and what is going to happen in the study and then allowing them to decide whether they want to take part or not

Answer 20

A way of correcting any ethical breaches in the research.

Answer 21

Participants should not be lied to about the true aim of the research

Answer 22

The central number in a set of scores. You must put all the scores in order from lowest to highest and then identify the number in the middle of the list.

Answer 23

The most common score in a set of data

Answer 24

The average of the scores in a data set. You add up all the scores and divide by the number of scores that are there.

Answer 25

The central number in a set of scores. You must put all the scores in order from lowest to highest and then identify the number in the middle of the list.

Answer 26

The most common score in a set of data

Answer 27

The average of the scores in a data set. You add up all the scores and divide by the number of scores that are there.

Answer 28

The central number in a set of scores. You must put all the scores in order from lowest to highest and then identify the number in the middle of the list.

Answer 29

The most common score in a set of data

Answer 30

The average of the scores in a data set. You add up all the scores and divide by the number of scores that are there.

Answer 31

The central number in a set of scores. You must put all the scores in order from lowest to highest and then identify the number in the middle of the list.

Answer 32

The most common score in a set of data

Answer 33

The average of the scores in a data set. You add up all the scores and divide by the number of scores that are there.

Answer 34

The central number in a set of scores. You must put all the scores in order from lowest to highest and then identify the number in the middle of the list.

Answer 35

The most common score in a set of data

Answer 36

The average of the scores in a data set. You add up all the scores and divide by the number of scores that are there.

Answer 37

The central number in a set of scores. You must put all the scores in order from lowest to highest and then identify the number in the middle of the list.

Answer 38

The most common score in a set of data

Answer 39

The average of the scores in a data set. You add up all the scores and divide by the number of scores that are there.

Answer 40

The central number in a set of scores. You must put all the scores in order from lowest to highest and then identify the number in the middle of the list.

Answer 41

The most common score in a set of data

Answer 42

The average of the scores in a set of data. You add up all the numbers in a set of scores and divide by the number of scores that are there.

Answer 43

A measure of the spread of a set of scores. Calculated by taking the lowest number from the highest in a set of data.

Answer 44

This measures how far on average each score in a set of data is away from the mean

Answer 45

A measure of the spread of a set of scores. Calculated by taking the lowest number from the highest in a set of data.

Answer 46

This measures how far on average each score in a set of data is away from the mean

Answer 47

A measure of the spread of a set of scores calculated by subtracting the lowest value from the highest in a set of data.

Answer 48

This measures how far on average each score in a set of data is away from the mean.

Answer 49

A measure of the spread of a set of scores calculated by subtracting the lowest value from the highest in a set of data.

Answer 50

This measures how far on average each score in a set of data is away from the mean.

Answer 51

To represent data which is in numerical form

Answer 52

To express correlations - allow you to see at a glance whether a correlation is positive, negative or if there is no relationship.

Answer 53

To represent data which is divided into categories

Answer 54

To represent data which is divided into categories

Answer 55

To represent data which is in numerical form

Answer 56

To express correlations (look for a relationship between 2 variables).

Answer 57

To express correlations - allow you to see at a glance whether a correlation is positive, negative or if there is no relationship

Answer 58

To represent data which is in numerical form

Answer 59

To represent data which is divided into categories

Answer 60

To represent data which is divided into categories

Answer 61

To represent data which is in numerical form

Answer 62

To express correlations (look for a relationship between 2 variables).

Answer 63

Picking people who are easily/readily available to you

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Choosing every Nth person from the target population

Answer 65

Everybody has an equal chance of being chosen

Answer 66

Everybody has an equal chance of being chosen

Answer 67

Picking people who are easily/readily available to you

Answer 68

Selecting participants according to the proportions of the target population

Answer 69

Choosing people who are easily/readily available to you

Answer 70

Selecting the participants according to the proportions of the target population that are relevant to the sample and study.

Answer 71

Choosing every Nth person from the target population

Answer 72

Selecting the participants according to the proportions of the target population that are relevant to the sample and study.

Answer 73

Choosing every Nth person from the target population

Answer 74

Picking people who are easily/readily available

Answer 75

Selecting the participants according to the proportions of the target population that are relevant to the sample and study.

Answer 76

Choosing every Nth person from the target population

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Picking people who are easily/readily available

Answer 78

Any data to do with a number

Answer 79

Measuring behaviour in a descriptive way

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Any data to do with a number

Answer 81

Measuring behaviour in a descriptive way

Answer 82

Any data to do with a number

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Measuring behaviour in a descriptive way

Answer 84

A prediction of results

Answer 85

A statement of what you intend to investigate

Answer 86

A statement of what you intend to investigate

Answer 87

A prediction of results

Answer 88

The thing you measure

Answer 89

Something that could affect the experiment that isn't the independant variable

Answer 90

Something that is changed by the experimentor

Answer 91

Something that could affect the experiment that isn't the independant variable

Answer 92

The thing you measure

Answer 93

Something that is changed by the experimentor

Answer 94

Something that could affect the experiment that isn't the independant variable

Answer 95

The thing you measure

Answer 96

Something that is changed by the experimentor

Answer 97

When participants guess the aim and behave differently (demand characteristics)

Answer 98

When participants are tired of doing experiments so therefore it affects results

Answer 99

When participants guess the aim and behave differently (demand characteristics)

Answer 100

When participants are tired of doing experiments so therefore it affects results

Answer 101

Participants are matched into pairs on relevant variables e.g. same age

Answer 102

All the sample go into one conditonal (experimental) then they all go to the other condition (control)

Answer 103

This is when half of the sample go into one condition (control) and the other half go into the other condition (experimental)

Answer 104

All the sample go to one condition and then they all go into the other condition

Answer 105

Participants are matched into pairs on relevant variables e.g. same age

Answer 106

This is when half of the sample go into one condition then the other half go into the other condition

Answer 107

Participants are matched into pairs on relevant variables e.g. same age

Answer 108

All the sample go into one conditonal (experimental) then they all go to the other condition (control)

Answer 109

This is when half of the sample go into one condition (control) and the other half go into the other condition (experimental)

Answer 110

When half of the sample go into one condition and the other half go into the other condition

Answer 111

Participants are matched into pairs on relevant variables e.g. same age

Answer 112

All of the sample go into one condition then they all go to the other condition

Answer 113

Experiments that are conducted in a well controlled environment

Answer 114

A study that is done in the participants natural environment

Answer 115

A study that is conducted in a well controlled environment

Answer 116

A study that is done in the participants natural environment

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A study that is conducted in a well controlled environment

Answer 118

A study that is done in the participants natural environment

Answer 119

A study that is conducted in the participants natural environment

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A study in which the independant variable is changed by natural occurance. If conditions vary naturally the effect of an IV can be observed without any intervention by the experimenter

Answer 121

Participants dont know they are being watched

Answer 122

An observation where the researcher takes part in the action, joining in with those being observed.

Answer 123

When the participants know they are being observed

Answer 124

Where the researcher does not become part of the group of which they are being observed

Answer 125

Participants don't know they are being watched

Answer 126

An observation conduction in an experimental setting

Answer 127

Observing the behaviour in the participants own natural environment

Answer 128

When the participants don't know they are being watched

Answer 129

An observation where the researcher takes part in the action, joining in with those being observed

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When a participant is being observed in their own natural environment

Answer 131

An observation when the participants know they are being observed

Answer 132

An observation conducted in an experimental setting

Answer 133

An observation when the participants know they are being observed

Answer 134

An observation conducted in an experimental setting

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An observation when the participants know they are being observed

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An observation conducted in an experimental setting

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This is an observation when the participants don't know they are being watched

Answer 138

Where the researcher does not become part of the group of which they are being observed

Answer 139

An interview where the interviewer starts with a topic then the participants responses influence the next question

Answer 140

An interview where the interviewer has a pre-set list of questions and do not ask any other questions

Answer 141

An interview where the interviewer starts with one topic then the participants responses influence the next question

Answer 142

A interview where the interviewer has a pre-set list of questions and do not ask anything else

Answer 143

An interview where the interviewer starts with one topic then the participants responses influence the next question

Answer 144

A interview where the interviewer has a pre-set list of questions and do not ask anything else

Answer 145

An interview where the interviewer starts with one topic then the participants responses influence the next question

Answer 146

A interview where the interviewer has a pre-set list of questions and do not ask anything else

Answer 147

A question that is worded so that the person can answer in anyway chosen

Answer 148

A question that the respondant may only answer according to a formal system e.g. answers are given as options

Answer 149

A question that is worded so that the person can answer in anyway chosen

Answer 150

A question that the respondant may only answer according to a formal system e.g. answers are given as options

Answer 151

An indirect observation of the media and images in it

Answer 152

An in depth examination of one individual/a small group of individuals with something in common

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An indirect observation of the media and images in it

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An in depth examination of one individuals/a small group of individuals with something in common

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An indirect observation of the media and images in it

Answer 156

An in depth examination of one individuals/a small group of individuals with something in common

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