Research Process in Psychology

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Develop an aim and hypothesis

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The first step in the research process where a psychologist defines what they want to study and predicts the outcome.

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Select a research method

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Choosing how to conduct the research, including deciding on an experimental design if applicable.

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Definition of variables

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Identifying and understanding the variables used in the research and how to control them.

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Consideration of ethics

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Ensuring the research is conducted in a morally acceptable manner, respecting participants' rights.

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Select participants

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Choosing individuals who will take part in the research study.

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Analysis of data

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Examining the collected data to draw conclusions from the research.

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Evaluation of research

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Assessing the research process and considering what changes might be made if the research were conducted again.

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Research process

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A series of steps a psychologist follows to conduct research effectively.

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Aim in research

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The goal or objective that the research intends to achieve.

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Hypothesis in research

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A prediction made before conducting the research, stating what the researcher expects to find.