PSY-06-03-Experimental Design 1

Multiple Choice

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The different ways in which participants can be organised in relation to the experimental condition

• Experimental Design

• Independent groups

• Repeated measures

• Random allocation

• Matched pairs

Multiple Choice

Participants are matched on some variables that may affected the DV. One member of the pair is assigned to condition A and the other to B

• Experimental Design

• Independent groups

• Repeated measures

• Random allocation

• Matched pairs

Multiple Choice

All participants take part in all conditions of the experiment

• Experimental Design

• Independent groups

• Repeated measures

• Random allocation

• Matched pairs

Multiple Choice

Participants are allocated to different groupings where each group represents one experimental condition

• Experimental Design

• Independent groups

• Repeated measures

• Random allocation

• Matched pairs

Multiple Choice

An attempt to control for participant variables is an independent group design which ensures that each participant has the same chance of being in one condition or another

• Experimental Design

• Independent groups

• Repeated measures

• Random allocation

• Matched pairs

Fill in the Blanks

c

balancing

Half the participants experience the conditions in one order,

the other half in the opposite order