Observations 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyResearch methods and techniquesA2/A-levelOCR Created by: EllieduffeyCreated on: 03-11-17 13:29 Naturalistic An observation set in the natural/everyday setting of the participants 1 of 18 Controlled An observation set in a standardised setting 2 of 18 Participent Where the spectator pretends to be a part of the setting 3 of 18 Non participent Where the spectator is not a part of the experiment 4 of 18 Covert Where the participants do not know they are a part of the study, so the spectator is undercover 5 of 18 Overt Where the participants know they are a part of a study 6 of 18 Direct Collects data from participants 7 of 18 Indirect Collectes data from something other than participants 8 of 18 Demand Characteristics Knowing what the experimenter wants and giving it them 9 of 18 Socially desirable responses Thinking of what society wants from you and showing it in your response 10 of 18 Integrator Reliability Having more than one observer to get more reliable results 11 of 18 Random Sampling Having no system in selecting participants 12 of 18 Self Select or Volunteering Sampling Where participants volunteer to take part in the study 13 of 18 Systemic Sampling Where you use maths to collect a sample e.g.: every tenth person who walks in the room 14 of 18 Stratified Sampling Having a strategy behind sample collecting 15 of 18 Opportunity Sampling Sample that you have available in front of you 16 of 18 Quota Sampling Collecting people with a certain criteria 17 of 18 Cluster Sampling Selecting a certain area of the country and finding participants 18 of 18
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