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Mind Map by Donna Clutton1983, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Donna Clutton1983
about 10 years ago
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Theory Development
- Questions
- Psychological research starts
with the framing of
appropriate, answerable
questions.
- Psychological research starts
with the framing of
appropriate, answerable
questions.
- Claims
- The answers to these questions are
claims. These claims have to be clearly
identified so that they can be
thoroughly assessed.
- The answers to these questions are
claims. These claims have to be clearly
identified so that they can be
thoroughly assessed.
- Evidence / Data
- Assessing claims requires
the amassing of information
called data. The word 'data'
is a plural word for the
building blocks that make up
the evidence that is
presented in support of a
claim.
- Assessing claims requires
the amassing of information
called data. The word 'data'
is a plural word for the
building blocks that make up
the evidence that is
presented in support of a
claim.
- Evaluation
- The evidence then has to be
interpreted and evaluated. The
process of evaluation often
generates new questions to be
addressed as well as providing
support for, or disconfirmation of,
the origial claims.
- The evidence then has to be
interpreted and evaluated. The
process of evaluation often
generates new questions to be
addressed as well as providing
support for, or disconfirmation of,
the origial claims.
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