revision- experiments- sociology 0.0 / 5 ? SociologySociological research methodsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Kayley20Created on: 08-06-18 14:02 what are the 3 different types of experiments? lab, field, comparative 1 of 13 what is the independent variable? variable being manipulated 2 of 13 what is the dependent variable the variable being measured 3 of 13 what is the experimental group? where the IV is varied at different levels 4 of 13 what is the control group? where the IV is kept the same so we can compare the experimental groups results 5 of 13 one reason why data form lab experiments may be high in reliability? experimentor can put precise steps that can be repeated in the future 6 of 13 another reason why data from lab experiments may be high in reliability the scientists have no feelings or emotions to the outcome 7 of 13 one practical problems of lab experiments society is complexy, impossible to identify/control variables 8 of 13 another practical problem of lab experiments cant be used to study the past 9 of 13 practical problem of lab experiments they are small samples, cant investigate large phenonema e.g religion 10 of 13 3 ethical issues of lab experiments lack of informed consent, deception, harm 11 of 13 why might positivists favour lab experiments they take a scientifc approach to conduct research, also aim to get quantitative data 12 of 13 2 problmes of using lsb epxeriments in sociological research? very small samples, its artificial 13 of 13
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