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psych quiz 2 - P. 3

Psychology quiz 3 - part 3 going from pitfalls of experiment design

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What is experimenter expectancy effect? Unintentionally bias the outcome of a study
What decreases the chance of experimenter expectancy effect? Using a double-blind design
What are the three ethics in conducting research? Ethical obligations of researchers, show how statistics can be misused, and peer-review vs popular news reports
How long did the Tuskegee study run for? 1932-1972
What do ethical experiments do? Ethical experiments prohibit some kind of experiments from being conducted (alcohol's effect on teens brains)
What are debriefing of subjects afterwards? Letting the people know it was just an experiment and what the purpose was
Justification of ___ Deception
What is Institutional Review Board (IRB) Informed consent, justification of deception, debriefing of subjects afterwards
What is peer review? Some other experts in the same subject reviews your work and grade it as pass or fail to see if it can be included in the journal
Where should you find published scientific research? In scholarly journals (not newspapers, etc.)
How does the process of peer review help? It helps identify and correct flaws
Why should you consider the source? Most reporters are not scientists, so you should hold off on judging until you have read and understood the original source
Created by: josie_d
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