Methods of Enquiry In Psychology

The strength and direction of the relationship between the two variables is represented by a number, known as

• Psychological Relative

• Correlation Coefficient

• Relation Coefficient

• Negative Correlation

An experimental group is a group in which members of the group are exposed to

• Independent Variable Manipulation

• Dependent Variable Manipulation

• Extraneous Variable Manipulation

The distribution of participants to experimental and control groups is done

• Gender based

• Randomly

• Age Based

The word 'Quasi' means

• for to

• laboratory

• relation

• as if

The advantages of interview method

• helps in obtaining in-depth information

• flexible

• can be used with children and illiterate

• All of the above

Who is a interviewee?

• The person who answers the questions related to a problem.

• The person who asks the question

A _____________________indicates that as the value of one variable (X) increases, the value of the other variable (Y) will also increase

• Negative Correlation

• Zero Correlation

• Positive Correlation

________________tells us that as the value of one variable (X) increases, the value of the other (Y) decreases.

• Positive Correlation

• Negative Correlation

• Zero Correlation

In ______________ interview the interviewer has little or no liberty to make changes in the wordings of the questions or the order in which they are to be asked.

• fixed

• job

• non-standardised

• structured

_____________ variable represents the phenomenon the researcher desires to explain.

• Extraneous Variable

• Independent Variable

• Dependent variable