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Generializability How well the results apply to a larger group of people.
P Value The percent chance that the outcome was due to chance. Closer to 0, less likely it was due to chance; closer to 1, more likely it was due to chance.
Effect Size Measure of the magnitude of a difference between groups or the strength of a relationship between variables.
Mean The average of a set of numbers
Experiment A researcher randomly assigns people to two groups and changes one variable to see what happens, proving a cause-and-effect relationship.
Naturalistic Observation Watching people in their normal environment without changing anything.
Case Study An in-depth, detailed examination of a single person, small group, or unique event
Survey A research tool used to collect self-reported data from a sample of individuals about their thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and opinions.
Correlational Study Measures two or more variables to understand if and how they are statistically related, without the researcher manipulating any variables.
Longitudinal/Cross Sectional Study Compares different groups of people at one single point in time, while the other one follows the exact same group of participants repeatedly over an extended period
Correlation Shows that two variables are related, but it does not prove causation. EX: If I get good sleep, I can become student body president.
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