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- Created by: milliemcn
- Created on: 30-12-17 13:23
1. What is the scientific method?
- A merger of two historical models of science; the empirical method and the hypothetico-deductive method.
- When only a scientist carries out the investigation by themselves.
- The induction of patterns and relationships within the data.
- Gathering of data directly through experience, through senses.
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2. What is a main feature of a psychological investigation?
- Planning research.
- Analysing the variables.
- Evaluating people.
- Gathering data.
3. What is a hypothesis?
- When you make predictions about the data before you have collected it.
- When you test the data against other sets of data.
- When you analyse the data after you have collected it.
- When you make a prediction about the data after it has been collected.
4. Why does reviewing literature matter?
- Because it helps us ensure that the research questions have not already been answered.
- Because it helps us feel more confident about our research.
- Because it gives us ideas for our research.
- Because it allows us to use other researchers ideas in our research.
5. What is a two-tailed hypothesis?
- When the prediction has three directions.
- When the prediction is directional.
- When the prediction is non-directional.
- When the prediction is made by two researchers.
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