How science works
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- Created on: 08-05-18 10:14
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2. Objectivity
- The ability to repeat a measurement of behavior, in order to have replicability , there must be a standardised procedure, participants are tested in the same way
- There is no bias and data can be interpreted one way, the use of quantitative data for example is more objective than qualitative data
- The ability to test hypothesis to find out whether a theory is true or false.
3. Hypothesis Testing
- investigation that serves as a predicition derived from a theory There are different types of hypothesis , which need to be stated in a form that it can be tested. It should be clear how the independent variable has been manipulated.
- he ability to repeat a measurement of behavior, in order to have replicability , there must be a standardised procedure, participants are tested in the same way
- In experiments, an independent variable should be manipulated to determine its effect on a dependent variable.
4. Replicability
- the ability to test hypothesis to find out whether a theory is true or false.
- The ability to repeat a measurement of behavior, in order to have replicability , there must be a standardised procedure, participants are tested in the same way
- There is no bias and data can be interpreted one way
5. Cause & effect
- the ability to test hypothesis to find out whether a theory is true or false.
- The ability to repeat a measurement of behavior
- The manipulation of an independent variable to test the effect on a dependent variable.
- There is no bias and data can be interpreted one way
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