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Paper 3 Psychology - Coggle Diagram
Paper 3 Psychology
Data and Analysis
Bias: Bias can be viewed as systematic errors in data collection, analysis and conclusion/interpretation which can affect the validity of the results.
Sampling Technique: Sampling technique are specific methods that are used to select participants for study
Credibility:: The reliability of research findings, or rather the trustworthiness
Interview Script: A interview script is a set of questions that is completed beforehand, and used for structured interviews to further validate the study with consistency. But downside can be viewed as rather mundane, lack of realism
Generalisability/Transferring Findings: The ability to apply the research findings to a larger population
Triangulation: Triangulation is the approach of using multiple methods or using multiple data sources inorder to enhance the validity of the findings yielded.
Exam Techniques
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Discuss: Offer a balanced reviews that includes a range of arguments, factors or hypothesis. Opinions should be presented clearly and supported with evidence
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Sampling Technique [Definition: Methods used to select participants for participating in the research]
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Convenience/Opportunity Sample: Participants are selected based if they are readily available and willingness
Random Sample: Samples are selected randomly via through word generator, and therefore every body has a equal chance of being selected.
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Research Methods
Experimental Methods [Definition: Research design that involves manipulation, contrary to non-experimental methods. This is used to determine the cause and effect relationships by controlling one variable to determine its affect on the other]
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Non-Experimental Methods [Definition: A research design that does not involve manipulation of variables. Instead, it is accomplished through measuring variables naturally as they occur.]
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Additional Terms
Experimental Design: The overall methodology of the procedure of the experiment, including its overall structure, and manipulation of variables
Confederate: An actor or accomplice that is a part of the research team, however, they pretend to be a participants which is often overly used in experiments for social situations
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