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ap psychology

TermDefinition
psychodynomic unconscious, conflict or childhood experience shape behavior
socialcultural social norms
humanistic free will, personal growth and self-realization
biological study behavior in humans and animals
evolutionary serves as adaptions
behavioral learned through interaction with the environment
cognitive mental process
institutional review board composed of diverse group
protect participants from harm carefully assess
informed consent individuals voluntarily agree
informed assent a child agreement
deception misleading participants
confederates fake participants working with researchers
debriefing participants are told what happened
confidentiality kept private
68 always the percentage unless curved
small standard deviation similar scores to one another
statistical significance observed results using p-value
peer review proposal to several experts
replication repeating research study to see similar/compare results
reliability consistent responses
validity measuring
falsifiable able to be disproven
quantitative data responses to likert scale style questions
qualitative data response to open ended questions
hypothesis predication
social desirability bias response in favored by others
sample a subset of people from a large population
sampling bias not representative of the large population
representative sample accurately reflects a demographic
generalizability extending their conclusions
random assignment diving the participants into 2 groups
experimental group being tested
control group not being bested
confounding variable same study but different results
independent variable manipulated
dependent variable observed for change
single blind participants aren't aware but the researcher are
experimenter bias unintentionally treat participants differently
double blind both participants and researchers don't know
correlational study examine the relationship between two or more variable
naturalistic observation observe and record behavior in real- world setting
meta-analysis grabbing multiple research studies on the same topic to draw conclusions
effect sizes understand impact
outlier low score
percentile rank score high
negative skew long tail to the left
standard devination clustered close together
normal distribution bell-shaped curve around the mean
bimodal distribution 2 distant peaks
statistical significance p-value
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