Laboratory Experiments in Psychology

The video explains laboratory experiments, focusing on their methodology, strengths, and limitations. It uses examples like Bandura's Bobo Doll experiment and Loftus's eyewitness memory study to illustrate how independent and dependent variables are manipulated and measured. The strengths of lab experiments include establishing causality and high reliability, while limitations involve confounding variables and ecological validity. The video concludes by noting that these limitations do not apply uniformly across all experiments.

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