A statement of what the researcher intend to find out in the study.
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Debriefing
Debriefing involves a structured or semi-structured verbal conversation between the researcher and the subjects whereby an array of topics are addressed and discussed, and the subjects are given an opportunity to ask questions.
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Ethical Issues
Concern questions of right or wrong.
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Experiment
A research method where casual conclusions can be drawn as an independent variable has been deliberately manipulated to observe the casual effect on the dependent variable.
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Independent Variable
An event that is directly manipulated by an experimenter in order to test its effects on another variable. (Does change)
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Dependent Variable
The variable the researcher is interested in. (Does not change)
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Extraneous Variables
Nuisance variables that make it more difficult to detect a significant effect as while they are not an alternative IV they might have an effect on the DV.
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Hypothesis
A testable statement about the assumed relationship between variables.
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Operationalise
Ensuring the variables are in a form that can be easily tested.
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Standard Procedures
A set of procedures that are the same for all participants in order to be able to repeat the study.
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Debriefing involves a structured or semi-structured verbal conversation between the researcher and the subjects whereby an array of topics are addressed and discussed, and the subjects are given an opportunity to ask questions.
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Debriefing
Card 3
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Concern questions of right or wrong.
Back
Card 4
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A research method where casual conclusions can be drawn as an independent variable has been deliberately manipulated to observe the casual effect on the dependent variable.
Back
Card 5
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An event that is directly manipulated by an experimenter in order to test its effects on another variable. (Does change)
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