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a study where you use both qualitative and quantitative measures to conduct your study. One example would be using quantitative measures li…
Where is the origin of Acetylcholine? ____ ____
A correlation coefficient that is below -1 is likely the result of an ____ when computing the correlation between 2 variables
What is a Self-Report study? ____
Self-Report studies have ____ problems
Validity = ____
What is Internal Validity? ____
What is External validity? ____
What is Population Validity? ____
What is Ecological Validity? ____
What is Test validity? How ____ is the test?
What is Criterion validity? Is the test itself ____?
What is Concurrent validity? Does it hold up against a ____
What is Predictive validity? Does it ____ well
What is Construct validity? Does it do what ____
What is Convergent Validity? Things that are supposed to be ____ are ____
What is Discriminant validity? ____
Discriminant validity is also known as: ____
What is Content Validity? Does it ____ what it's supposed to ____
degree to which a specific assessment tool produces stable, consistent, and replicable results: ____
Measure of reliability in obtaining similar scores over time: ____
measure of the degree to which two different researchers or raters agree in their assessments: ____
how well an experiment measures what it is trying to measure: ____
whether the results of a study properly demonstrate a causal relationship between two variables: ____
whether results can be generalized to other situations or to other people. Can the results from a small study be generalized to a larger po…
Whether a variable is able to predict a certain outcome . An example would be if you asked people a question and gave them 4 answer choices…
the degree to which a lay person who takes a cursory look at an experiment agrees that an experimenter is measuring what they say they are…
What is Face validity? ____
What is Regression to the mean? ____
What are Confounding variables? ____
What is Temporal confounds? ____
What is Reliability? ____
What is Test-retest reliability? ____
What is Inter-rater reliability? ____
What is Counterbalancing? ____
What is Vehicular control? ____
What is Positive control? Treatment with ____
What is Negative control? Control group that is ____
What is a Null hypothesis? ____
Failure to be Objective: ____
What is Hindsight bias? ____
Knew-it-all-along effect and Creeping Determinism are also known as: ____
What is the Can't happen to me Bias? ____
The Can't happen to me Bias is also known as: ____
What is Reconstructive bias? ____ Especially under: ____
What is Attrition bias? ____
What is Social desirabillity bias? ____
What is Selection bias? ____
Self-reported info is always vulnerable to ____
What is Implicit bias? ____
What is cognitive bias? ____
Research subjects dropping out: ____
Researchers imposing their own beliefs onto subjects: ____
Bias due to bad experimental design ____
Poor recollection (especially relevant in retrospective studies) ____
Subjects report behavior in accordance with social norms ____
What is Network Analysis? ____
What is Participant analysis? ____
Reactivity ____
What is Operationalization? ____