Research Methods 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyResearch methods and techniquesASEdexcel Created by: Abi_TaconCreated on: 19-02-16 18:16 A hypothesis that states what will happen in the experiment Alternative 1 of 21 Participants put themselves forward to participate in a study (Sample) Volunteer 2 of 21 A type of question where there is a specific answer and no chance of extending it closed 3 of 21 A hypothesis that states that any changes and differences in the results will be down to chance Null 4 of 21 A type of interview where a pre-set order of questions is given Structured 5 of 21 Everyone has an equal chance of being chosen (Sample) Random 6 of 21 Numerical data Quantitative 7 of 21 A type of question where the respondent can answer freely open 8 of 21 When respondents say what they think they ought to say Social Desirability 9 of 21 The variable that the experimenter manipulates Independent 10 of 21 A type of closed question, the respondent marks their view on a scale Likert scale 11 of 21 Using people that are available to you at the time (Sample) Opportunity 12 of 21 Guessing the purpose of the study and either working with the researcher or against Demand Characteristics 13 of 21 A type of interview where there is a schedule of questions but researcher has freedom to follow up on some responses Semi-structured 14 of 21 Agreeing or disagreeing all the time response bias 15 of 21 Descriptive data Qualitative 16 of 21 A hypothesis which states two different outcomes and does not state the direction (Also known as two-tailed Non-directional 17 of 21 The variable that is measured Dependent 18 of 21 A type of interview where questions are open and structure is flexible Unstructured 19 of 21 Classifying the population into categories and choosing participants from each category in the same proportions as they are in the population (Sample) Stratified 20 of 21 A hypothesis which states one possible outcome (Also known as one-tailed) Directional 21 of 21
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