Chapter 1.1 Experiment Psyc Cambridge

One of the variables in experiment that is influenced/affected by the other variable is called...

• Independent Variable

• Co-variable

• Dependent Variable

• Confounding Variable

When doing field experiment, one of the advantages is the participants are being tested in their normal environment. Usually this will increase...

• Replicability

• Ecological validity

• Face validity

• Demand characteristics

To identify uncontrolled variables that could confound your experiment, you could do.......

• Correlation

• Pre test and Post test

• Replicability

• Pilot Study

Laboratory experiments will keep the procedures exactly the same so it could be replicated by other researchers. Keeping the procedure in your experiment exactly the same is called ...

• Standardisation

• Operationalisation

• Replication

• Controlling

When many research already been done about a psychological phenomena and we know the direction of an effect, we can use .... hypothesis

• non-directional

• directional

• Null

One of the advantages of repeated measure design is ...

• each person will experience IV levels once

• there will be order effect

• there is participant variables

• each person acts as their own baseline

One of the advantages of independent measure design is ...

• Less demand characteristics

• There will be practice effect

• each person will act as their own baseline

• each participant will experience all IV levels

Control condition is ....

• another IV variation from which the IV itself is absent

• the variable being influenced in experiment

• the variables which are not supposed to be in the experiment, thus need to be controlled

• counterbalancing

Counterbalancing is a way to deal with ...

• rest effect

• fatique effect

• bystander effect

• repeat effect

Another way of dealing with order effect is ...

• Reliability

• Null hypothesis

• Generalisation

• Randomisation