Research methods (year two)

1. The extent to which the independent variable measures the dependent variable. (8, 8)
4. The numerical result which occurs once a statistical test has been calculated. (10, 5)
8. The rejection of the alternative hypothesis, even though it is accurate. (4, 3, 5)

2. The extent to which findings from research can be applied to other settings. For example, the workplace. (10, 8)
3. Psychologists ideally use a ----------- ----- of 0.05% in their research to avoid type one and type two errors. (12, 5)
5. A type of data which is based on numerical scales. (8, 4)
6. Asking participants to re-do a questionnaire/test to ensure reliability. (4, 6)
7. A type of experimental design which uses the same participants in all conditions. (8, 8)
9. Refers to the consistency of findings from a study. If it is replicated, these findings should be the same. (11)
10. A type of test which includes a non-directional hypothesis. (3, 6, 4)

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