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RM Chapter 2

RM Chapter 1

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What is the research process planning and conduction a research study using the scientific method to address a specific question
Theory a well established explanation of something statements about the mechanisms underlying a particular behavior
Hypothesis statement that provides a tentative description of explanation for the relationship between variables, prediction Ex- diffrences in test scores with students taking notes
Null Hypthesis Hypothesis test statement about the population or treatments being studied that says there is no change no effect no difference or no relationship
Operation definition procedure measuring and defining a consturct, varaiable by the measurement procedure, measures external, observable behavior, makes it reliable and repliciable
Converting an idea into a research hypthesis make it testable, refutable, make it supportive/postive, having it be rational
A good research hypothesis based on research or thoery, testable, association between independednt and dependent variables, variable soperationally defined feasible and ethical
Creating a good gypthesis If then statements, include a comparison
Primary sources firsthand report of observation or research results written by the individuals who actually conducted the research and made observations
Secondary sources description of summary of previous work often written by someone who did not partipate in the research or observation, can be misleading
Reference your source of information by creating a reference section at end of paper
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