'Correlational studies' diaporamas de présentation

Research Methods Fall 2011

Research Methods Fall 2011. Science Helps Avoid Bias. Biases confound our judgment Overconfidence Confirmation bias Self-fulfilling prophecies Belief perseverance Illusory correlations Availability heuristic Conjunction fallacy Seeing patterns when there are none. 2.

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Biophysiology

Biophysiology. Was there a difference between the exercised personalities and the meditated personalities? What factors determine your scores? The nervous system underlies everything we do. Understanding biology is fundamental to understanding behaviour.

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From Climate Change Denial to Pro-Environmental Action: A Story of Human Needs

From Climate Change Denial to Pro-Environmental Action: A Story of Human Needs. Irina Feygina Environmental Activism in the Digital Age: Saving the World in Bits and Bytes NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering April 2 nd , 2014. My Research Partners. Erin Hennes

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Alcohol as a Risk Factor for Aggression and Violence: Reasons and Responses

A partnership of. and. Alcohol as a Risk Factor for Aggression and Violence: Reasons and Responses. Mary McMurran. Aims. The degree to which alcohol increases the risk of aggression and violence How alcohol increases the risk of aggression and violence

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Experimental Design - The basics

Experimental Design - The basics. Richard Preziosi. How to formulate hypotheses. Where do you start? What is a hypothesis? Stating a hypothesis Generating predictions Statistical hypotheses (different!) Only after completing this process will you be able to decide what data to collect.

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Single-Subject and Correlational Research

Single-Subject and Correlational Research. Bring Schraw et al. Scientific America. Single-Subject Research. Chapter Fourteen. Single-subject Research. Chapter Fourteen. Essential Characteristics of Single-subject Research.

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Research Methods

Research Methods. Unit 2. What is the Scientific Method?. Scientific Method: A specific set of procedures used by scientists trying to prove an idea. Hypothesis: The specific question being asked by research, or a prediction of the outcome of a study. What is the Scientific Method?.

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Research in Psychology

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Chapter 1: Defining Psychology

Chapter 1: Defining Psychology. Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and the mind. Psychology: - utilizes scientific research. - is the study of behavior . - is the study of the mind . Psychology includes the study of overt and covert behavior.

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Research Methods in Psychology

Research Methods in Psychology. Critical Thinking. What is Critical Thinking?. Critical thinking is the process of assessing claims and making judgments on the basis of well-supported evidence. When using critical thinking, try to ask these questions:

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Research Methods

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PYA3 Research Methods

PYA3 Research Methods. Non Experimental Techniques. Non-Experimental Techniques. BATs Be able to describe the different types of non-experimental techniques in Psychological research. Identify different techniques in research studies learned so far

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Curriculum-Embedded Performance Assessments as a Measure of Student Learning and Growth

Curriculum-Embedded Performance Assessments as a Measure of Student Learning and Growth. Ruth Chung Wei Stanford University June 2014. Stanford Center for Assessment, Learning, & Equity. Mathematics Design Collaborative. Mathematics Design Collaborative.

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Ch. 4, Scientific Method in Abnormal Psychology

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Observations review

Observations review. Answer the 12 review questions. Correlational Studies. A way of establishing whether there is a relationship between two variables Assessing the strength of that relationship Unlike experiments, correlational studies do not tell you about causal relationships.

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Scientific Inquiry (Key terms we should know)

Scientific Inquiry (Key terms we should know). Observations versus Inference Observation: the act of noticing using our FIVE senses Inference: to guess by reasoning (based on our observations). Types of Scientific Inquiry. Observational Studies Correlational Studies

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Chapter 3 The Research Endeavor

Chapter 3 The Research Endeavor. Case Studies. Detailed histories of individuals who have suffered some form of psychological disorder.

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Chapter 3 The Research Endeavor

Chapter 3 The Research Endeavor. Case Studies. Detailed histories of individuals who have suffered some form of psychological disorder.

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The Biological Level of Analysis

The Biological Level of Analysis. Principles of the Biological Level of Analysis. Cognitions, emotions & behaviours are the products of the anatomy & physiology of our nervous & endocrine systems. Principles of the Biological Level of Analysis. Behaviour can be inherited.

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Correlation v. Causation

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