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| show | A STATEMENT OUTLINING WHAT THE EXPERIMENTER EXPECTS TO FIND
e.g , the rate of student absences increases on test days'
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| OBJECTIVE | show 🗑
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| QUANTITATIVE DATA | show 🗑
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| show | THE KIND OF DATA YOU CANNOT MEASURE IN NUMBERS. IT USUALLY COMES IN THE FORM OF EMOTIONAL RESPONSES, DESCRIPTIONS AND PICTURES
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| DEPENDENT VARIABLE | show 🗑
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| show | THE VARIABLE THAT THE EXPERIMENTER CONTROLS OR CHANGES; IT IS ASSUMED TO HAVE A DIRECT RESULT ON THE DV
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| show | CONTAINS A NUMBER OF STEPS THAT MOST RESEARCHERS GO THROUGH IN ORDER TO CARRY OUT THEIR RESEARCH
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| CONTROLLED/LABORATORY EXPERIMENT | show 🗑
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| show | A HYPOTHESIS IS MADE BUT CONDITIONS DETERMINED BY NATURE. THE VARIABLES ARE NOT CONTROLLED BY THE EXPERIMENTER. INSTEAD, A NATURALLY OCCURRING IV IS USED. USED IN SITUATIONS WHERE MANIPULATING IV WOULD BE UNETHICAL OR IMPRACTICAL (children/animals)
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| REPRESENTATIVE | show 🗑
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| show | A SUBSET OF A POPULATION THAT IS USED TO REPRESENT THE TARGET POPULATION
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| RELIABILITY | show 🗑
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| show | A TECHNIQUE FOR ENSURING RELIABILITY BY TESTING THE SAME GROUP OF PARTICIPANTS TWICE
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| show | WHETHER OR NOT A STUDY IS ACTUALLY MEASURING
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| show | EXTRANEOUS VARIABLES THAT ARE NOT CONTROLLED AND HAVE AN EFFECT ON THE DV
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| show | CUES GIVEN TO THE PARTICIPANT ABOUT HOW TO BEHAVE IN A STUDY
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| show | VARIABLES THAT ARE OUTSIDE OF THE EXPERIMENT THAT COULD HAVE AN EFFECT ON THE DV
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| show | WHEN A PARTICIPANT'S PERFORMANCE INCREASES BECAUSE THEY KNOW THEY ARE BEING WATCHED OR WHEN THEY REALISE THEY ARE PART OF AN EXPERIMENT
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