
Psychology Research Methods
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- Q1Which is the only research method that establishes cause and effect?ObservationExperimentCorrelationCausal Correlation30s
- Q2The variable that is changed or manipulated is called the...?independent groups designindependant variabledependent variableindependent variable30s
- Q3The variable that is measured is called the...?definite variabledependent variableindependent variabledependant variable30s
- Q4A field experiment is one conducted...in the countrysidein a natural environmentwithout an IVin the street30s
- Q5Which of these would be a laboratory experiment?A test of nurses' obedience in a real hospital.A study of whether people help someone in a suit more than in ragged clothes.A comparison of Quizalize with Quizlet in two year 12 classes.A test of digit span comparing children aged five with teenagers aged 17.30s
- Q6What are the 'things' an experimenter keeps the same so that only the IV changes?controlsdependent variablestimingsdemand characteristics30s
- Q7How many different experimental designs are there?TwoThreeFiveFour30s
- Q8When all the participants are together in one group, and do both or all the conditions of the experiment, the design is...Repeated groupsLaboratory experimentIndependent groupsRepeated measures30s
- Q9A statement of what we expect the results to be is called...?the predictionthe null hypothesisthe hypothesisthe data30s
- Q10Questionnaires and interviews are called...?survey methodsopen methodsself-report methodsstructured methods30s
- Q11What can you find out from an interview that may be hidden in an experiment?covert behaviourovert behaviourattitudes and opinionsunobservable behaviour30s
- Q12A closed question MUST have...?a rating scaleyes or no choicethe freedom to expandlimited, fixed options30s
- Q13One way to collect qualitative data in a questionnaire is to include a...psychometric teststory completion exerciserange of questionsrating scale30s
- Q14A thematic analysis involves:doing a statistical test on the data.tallying the number of times a theme is spotted.comparing the frequency of themes in the data.judging whether there are common themes in the data.30s
- Q15If people answer questions in they way they think they should, it is called...?Questionnaire biasSocial acceptability biasExperimenter biasSocial desirability bias30s