ExpePsych Icebreaker

A research design in which the investigator does not manipulate the independent variable but compares existing groups that differ on it.

• Correlational Design

• Non-Equivalent Groups Design

• Quasi-Experimental Design

• Cross Sectional Design

It is a knack of finding things that are not being sought.

• Possibility Hypothesis

• Inferential Hypothesis

• Serendipity Hypothesis

• Experimental Hypothesis

It is a simple explanation is preferred rather than a complex, highfalutin assumption in a study.

• Appropriate Statement

• Inductive Model

• Falsifiable Statement

• Parsimonious Statament

It is the extent to which the outcomes are consistent when the experiment is repeated more than once.

• Validity

• Manifest Content

• Reliability

• Position Preference

Ethnicity, car brands, and marital status are considered as

• Ordinal Data

• Nominal Data

• Ratio Data

• Interval Data

It analyzes data of variables collected at one given point in time across a sample population or a pre-defined subset.

Also known as transverse study, or prevalence study.

• Quasi-Experimental Design

• Cross-Sectional Design

• Experimental Design

• Experimental-Quantitative Design

What sampling technique is used on the image presented?

• Snowball Sampling

• Simple Random Sampling

• Stratified Random Sampling

• Systematic Random Sampling

• Cluster Sampling

A research design in which the same assessment measures are given to participants both before and after they have received a treatment or been exposed to a condition, with such measures used to determine if there are any changes that could be attributed to the treatment or condition.

• Descriptive Design

• Pre-test / Post-test Design

• Longitudinal Studies

• Cross-Sectional Studies

• Non-Equivalent Groups Design

What is the middle name of your ExpePsych lecturer?

• Manosa

• Montemayor

• Manaligan

• Martinez

• Marcos

It involves a descriptive record of an individual’s experiences and behaviors, or both kept by an outside observer.

• Phenomenology

• Case Studies

• Field Studies

• Archival Studies

• Qualitative Studies