Notes:Research Methods
- Survey-Most common; measures correlation;personal attitudes and opinions
- Case Study-Studying the behavior of one individual
- Naturalistic observation-observing and recording behavior in normal situations without controlling anything
- Experiment- manipulates factors to see the effect on it
- Independent variable- factor that is being manipulated; whats being study
- Dependent variable-What is being measured
- Random sample-represents a population
- Correlational research -statistical measure between two factors;shows how they effect each other
- Hypothesis-Prediction;theory
- Placebo-"i shall please"Substance/condition thats given instead of a presumed active agent;Given to see if its triggers the effect of characterize the active agent Ex: drugs
- Standard Deviation- calculating scores vary around the mean score
- Experimental group-control the variables
- Control groups-don't change nothing;serves to compare it to the experimentalking group
These notes are great! They are short and straight to the point, also I like the graph that represents a positive correlation.
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