AQA A A2 Research Methods Vocab.
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- A kind of observational study in which behaviour is observed indirectly in written or verbal material. (7, 8)
- A measure of similarity between two individuals or sets of individuals on a given trait. (11, 4)
- A sampling technique in which groups of participants are selected in proportion to their frequency in the population to obtain a representative sample. (10, 6)
- A way to reduce order effects by ensuring that each condition is tested first and second equally. (7, 9)
- An assumption that there is no relationship in the population from which the sample was taken with respect to the variables being studied. (4, 10)
- Anything that the investigator does that has an unintended effect on the participants performance in a study. (12, 7)
- Characteristics of individual participants that may influence the outcome of a study. (11, 9)
- Non directional hypothesis (3, 6, 10)
- The extent to which a procedure is measuring what its intending to measure. (8, 8)
- To ensure that variables are in a form that can be easily tested. (14)
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