INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES WK 2 Lecture
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- Created on: 19-09-19 12:33
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T | D | I | V | I | O | C | G | W | Q | B | B | Q | F | W | B | T | R | D | T | E |
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J | X | N | M | T | D | F | N | F | F | F | C | M | M | R | L | E | V | R | L | Y |
Y | O | T | C | S | R | D | M | I | H | Y | L | I | Q | R | A | I | J | A | O | F |
W | Y | E | M | E | N | H | J | U | O | Q | R | F | B | A | T | Y | N | U | M | B |
G | C | R | B | V | N | A | M | P | O | E | V | G | B | P | H | O | E | W | I | X |
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K | F | A | T | R | V | A | Q | W | E | R | E | C | D | L | V | C | R | O | A | H |
B | S | L | X | C | R | T | S | D | M | R | W | A | B | P | R | W | S | I | T | V |
S | L | I | J | S | U | I | W | A | R | D | L | K | R | H | B | L | P | R | G | K |
W | I | D | N | E | S | L | Q | O | A | R | C | H | I | V | A | L | K | U | L | O |
Q | H | I | A | D | N | D | C | Q | L | M | Q | R | D | Q | L | T | D | P | U | A |
N | T | T | B | T | K | Y | X | Q | Q | O | B | G | W | C | Y | J | W | S | N | D |
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Clues
- A ____ correlation is a relationship where two events/variables that actually have no logical connection are inferred to be related due to an unseen third occurrence (8)
- Confounds, experimenter expectancy effects & participant effects are all threats to: (8, 8)
- Lizzie needs to choose a research design for her IP. She only wants to gather data to present a complete picture of a given subject. What design should she go for? (11)
- Lizzie wants to ask people questions about their attitudes, beliefs and behaviours. What method should she use? (6)
- Research studies that do not test specific relationships between variables are called (11, 7)
- Sophie needs to choose a research design for her PhD study. She wants to establish a cause and effect of a phenomenon. What research design should she use? (12)
- Taka Masuda examined cultural differences in aesthetic preferences. What type of descriptive study design did he use? (8)
- Tim needs to choose a research design for his study. He wants to try to figure out/predict the relationship between two or more variables. What design should she go for? (13)
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