Social: Definitions
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- A random sample in which every element in the population has an equal chance of being selected. (6, 10)
- A set of principles of right conduct. A theory or system of moral values. (7, 10)
- Data that approximates or characterizes. This type of data describes, and is language based, e.g. questions, surveys, interviews. (11, 4)
- Data that can be quantified and verified. This type of data defines and includes numerical data, e.g. percentages. (12, 4)
- People direct their own actions, and they take responsibility for the results of those actions. (10, 5)
- The characteristic of a psychology experiment that is manipulated/changed. (11, 8)
- The variable that is being measured in an experiment. (9, 8)
- These type of questions require a fixed response, usually one word answers. E.g., yes or no. (6, 9)
- To whom the results can be generalised; external validity. (10, 8)
- Type of research method used to discover relationships between variables that are not related to various background variables. (12, 7)
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