Mees and Raaijmakers (1986) Cross Cultural Study Evaluation
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- Meeus and Raaijmakers (1986) Cross Cultural Study Evaluation
- Ecological Validity
- Lab Experiment for a job interview
- Not a normal environment
- Lab Experiment for a job interview
- Demand Chararcteristics
- Wasn't any as participants were deceived and therefore acted naturally
- Told it was researching the relationship between psychological stress and test results
- Wasn't any as participants were deceived and therefore acted naturally
- Ethics
- Deception
- Told it was to research the relationship between psychological stress and test results
- Emotional Harm
- Had to give negative remarks to 'interviewee'
- Deception
- Reliability
- Standardized procedure - set 15 remarks and when to say them (from TV screen)
- Experiment can be done again and get similar results
- Standardized procedure - set 15 remarks and when to say them (from TV screen)
- Application
- can help to explain why people obey authority figures in situations such as genocide and holocaust
- Sample
- Volunteer Sampling
- People are more likely to take part in a study if it interests them
- Not representative of target population
- People are more likely to take part in a study if it interests them
- Volunteer Sampling
- Ecological Validity
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