6. The findings are genuine and the effects are caused by the IV. You are studying what you intended to measure
validity
content validity
reliability
dependent variable
7. The extent that we can be sure that the results are a product of what we think they are. In other words, we can be sure the DV is a product of the IV
reliability
internal reliability
external reliability
validity
8. Analysis of material to see what categories or themes emerge
Content Analysis
Content validity
Concurrent validity
Ordinal data
9. Two or more quantities (measures) that vary with each other
measurements
variables
co-variables
objects
10. real consent is freely given from participants who fully understands what they are agreeing to
confidentiality
protection from harm
consent
right to withdraw
11. Keeping all information private e.g. the names of the participants
Right to Withdraw
Consent
Confidentiality
Deception
12. data that is non-numerical and descriptive (rich in detail)
qualitative data
quantitative data
13. The most frequently occurring value in a set of scores
Mode
Ratio
Median
Mean
14. Every member of the target population has an equal chance of being selected (such as putting all names in a hat and picking out 10)
volunteer samping
opportunity sampling
Random sampling
systematic sampling
15. It predicts that the IV will affect the DV but the direction of the effect is not specified
null hypthesis
directional hyposthesis
non-direction hypothesis
hypothesis
16. A method where the observer does not attempt to manipulate any part of the situation and simply observers behaviour
Natural experiment
Observation
Lab experiment
Recording
17. This is the extent to which we can be sure that our results hold true once we are outside the experimental situation
External validity
Internal validity
Concurrent validity
Content validity
18. Refers to the consistency of a test/study (how dependable it is) also if it's repeated and similar results are obstained
Concurrent Validity
Reliability
Validity
Ecological validity
19. Misleading or withholding information
protection from harm
informed consent
deception
confidentiality
20. Defining variables in a form that they can be easily measured/ unambiguous
