Experiments
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- Created on: 18-09-20 11:42
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- Experiments
- PERVERT
- Validity
- How true to life
- Representativeness
- the extent to which the data and sample reflect the research population
- they want to make generalisations
- Generally not representative as small sample
- time consuming and costly
- Generally not representative as small sample
- social charact. of the same pop. are in the same ratios
- they want to make generalisations
- the extent to which the data and sample reflect the research population
- Effectiveness
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- Validity
- LAB Experiments
- controlled conditions
- Not natural environement
- do not replicate real life and how people behave normally
- E.g. Stanford and Milgram
- do not replicate real life and how people behave normally
- Not natural environement
- Hawthorne Effect
- people behave differently when they are being watch ed
- Social desirability
- people behave differently when they are being watch ed
- Counsciousness and free will
- humans are qualitatively different to the subject matter of natural sciences
- they have consciousness and free will
- choose how to respond in situations
- they have consciousness and free will
- response to external stimuli is usually predicable- humans aren't like this
- humans are qualitatively different to the subject matter of natural sciences
- controlled conditions
- Positivist
- Questionnaire, structured overview
- structured interviews
- official stats
- structured interviews
- Questionnaire, structured overview
- FIELD EXPERIMENTS
- Natural setting
- not often aware they are part of experiment
- researcher manipulates variables to see effect
- E.g. Rosenthal and Jacobsen
- Pygmalion in the Classroom
- teacher expectations had effect on pupils achievement
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- teacher expectations had effect on pupils achievement
- Pygmalion in the Classroom
- E.g. Rosenthal and Jacobsen
- researcher manipulates variables to see effect
- not often aware they are part of experiment
- Natural setting
- PERVERT
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