Research Methods in Psych Class of 26

Data that is numerical

(a)  

Dependent on whether the experiment is measuring what it intends to measure

(a)  

Everyone experiences the same procedure

(a)  

Swapping the order a group does a task to avoid order effects

(a)  

The ability to make statements about the population the sample is drawn from

(a)  

When participants change their behaviour because they know they are in an experiment

(a)  

When participants expect a particular outcome is expected of them

(a)  

the variable that is manipulated by the researcher; it must be operationalised

• independent variable

• dependent variable

• controlled variables

• confounding variables

the variable that is measured by the researcher; it must be operationalised

• independent variable

• dependent variable

• controlled variables

• confounding variables

variables that are kept constant in order to avoid influencing the relationship between the IV and the DV.

• independent variable

• dependent variable

• controlled variables

• confounding variables