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Research Methods

Research Methods. Chapter 7 Pages 234-261. Refer to table 7.1 page 236 of your text book. In psychology we use the scientific method to conduct research Identify the research problem and formulate a question Construct a testable hypothesis Designing the study Gathering the data

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Methods and techniques in psychology:

Methods and techniques in psychology:. Why is psychology a science? "Science" involves using the scientific method: Testable (falsifiable) hypotheses and theories (hence precise operational definitions of phenomena).

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Control Techniques ?

Control Techniques ?. Chapter 9. ? Back to Brief Contents. Introduction ? Randomization ? Matching ? Counterbalancing ? Control of Participant Effects ? Control of Experimenter Effects ? Likelihood of Achieving Control. 9.0 Introduction.

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Distinguishing between Extraneous and Confounding Variables

Distinguishing between Extraneous and Confounding Variables. Extraneous Variable : Any variable that has the POTENTIAL to influence the DV in an experiment and bias the results.

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Chapter 11 Enhancing Rigor in Quantitative Research

Chapter 11 Enhancing Rigor in Quantitative Research. Types of Validity. Statistical conclusion validity Internal validity Construct validity External validity. Controlling Intrinsic Source of Extraneous Variability. Randomization Crossover Homogeneity Blocking/Stratification

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Expectancy Effects in Forensic Evidence Handling

Expectancy Effects in Forensic Evidence Handling. * Exploring a model of expectation transfer. V. Springer -- University of Nevada, Reno -- April 3, 2007. The Impossibility of Expecting the Unexpected: Identity, Exchange, and a General Model of Transferred Expectations

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D and K Homework Questions

D and K Homework Questions . Monday 03.02.14. Dement and Kleitmans study on sleep linked to REM activity to dreaming. Describe two pieces of evidence that supported this link. (4).

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Utrecht II: Personal reflections Chris A. Roe

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