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| Which sampling method involves selecting every nth member of the target population, meaning that the selection is unbiased but not necessarily representative? | |
| Which experimental design involves putting the participants into 2 groups, one that does condition A and one that does condition B? | |
| What is the name for how well results can be applied to real life? | |
| Which experimental design has the advantages that there is no order effect and the same material can be used for both conditions? | |
| Is the following a testable hypothesis; 'The amount of time a teenager spends on video games will have an effect on their brain' | |
| Which method of study is carried out in real life environments? | |
| What is it called when half of the participants take place in condition A then B and the other half take place in condition B then A to cancel out order effects? | |
| Which experimental design experiences order effect? | |
| Which part of the instructions participants receive explains the aim of the study and the ethical issues surrounding the study? | |
| Extraneous variables being reduced and results being more accurate are the advantages of which method of study? | |
| Which sampling method involves choosing the first people that are available and willing to take part, meaning that the selection is quick, easy, biased and unrepresentative? | |
| The people that a psychologist wants to study in their experiment is called what? | |
| If the sample is representative of the target population then the results can be ___________ to the target population? | |
| Which sampling method gives every member of the target population an equal chance of being selected meaning that the selection is unbiased but not necessarily representative? | |
| EVs aren't controlled and lack of standardised procedures are the disadvantages of which method of study? | |
| What is the name for any variable aside from the IV that affects the DV? | |
| Which experimental design involves matching participants based on their qualities and then making one of the participants in the pair do one condition and the other do the other? | |
| What is the name of the effect that occurs as a result of participants doing both conditions? | |
| Which method of study is carried out in scientific conditions and follows standard procedures used by all scientists? | |
| Extraneous variables being reduced and results being more accurate are the advantages of which method of study? | |
| Which method of study is carried out in real life environments? | |
| EVs aren't controlled and lack of standardised procedures are the disadvantages of which method of study? | |
| 'The presence or absence of music will have an effect on the score in a learning test'. Is the presence or absence of music the IV or DV? | |
| 'The presence or absence of music will have an effect on the score in a learning test'. Is the score in a learning test the IV or DV? | |
| Is the following a testable hypothesis; 'The amount of time a teenager spends on video games will have an effect on their brain' | |
| Do hypotheses need to be definite (use 'will have')? | |
| Which experimental design involves putting the participants into 2 groups, one that does condition A and one that does condition B? | |
| Which experimental design involves putting the participants into 2 groups, one that does condition A and one that does condition B? | |
| Which experimental design involves making participants do both conditions? | |
| Which experimental design involves making participants do both conditions? | |
| Which experimental design involves matching participants based on their qualities and then making one of the participants in the pair do one condition and the other do the other? | |
| Which experimental design involves matching participants based on their qualities and then making one of the participants in the pair do one condition and the other do the other? | |
| Which experimental design has the advantages that there is no order effect and the same material can be used for both conditions? | |
| Which experimental design experiences order effect? | |
| Which experimental design experiences order effect? | |
| Which experimental design has no order effect and very little participant variable? | |
| Which experimental design has no order effect and very little participant variable? | |
| The code of ethics and conduct of the BPS (British psychological society) 2006 is followed by all psychologists. True or false? | |
| Are the following all ethical issues in psychology; right to withdraw, informed consent, deception? | |
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