Research Methods
Open-ended data which is not easily measured
Qualitative Data
2+ people who influence each other & share a common purpose
Group
An evaluation made about a phenomena which is consistent & enduring.
Attitude
The category of development where the body undergoes changes
Physical Development
The content comprising section 1 of your exam
Research Methods
The name for the group of participants which do not receive the independent variable
Control group
Form of social categorisation which is a simplistic representation of a social group & it's members
Stereotyping
The opposite of an overt method of measuring attitudes.
Covert Methods
The lobe damaged by Phineas Gage's tamping rod
Frontal Lobe
The capital city of Mongolia
Ulaanbaatar
Numerical characteristics of an entire population
Population Parameter
Loss of individual identity within a group in favour of heightened group norms
Deindividuation
The Tripartite Components of an Attitude
Affect, Behaviour, Cognition
Communicating your thoughts & feelings clearly without diminishing the other's thoughts & feelings
Assertive Communication
Sir's least favourite class
Trick question, teachers do not have favourites
A fixed response questionnaire offers this type of data
Quantitative data
Identify 2 causes of social loafing
- Expecting others to loaf
- group size (bigger groups = more loafing)
- diffusion of responsibility
- no standards
Identify which is an attitude, which is a behaviour, & which is a belief:
- Stereotypes
- Prejudice
- Discrimination
- Prejudice = Attitude
- Stereotypes = beliefs (cognitive)
- Discrimination = actions (Behaviour)
Weschler's idea of what an intelligent person should be able to do
- Goal directed behaviour
- Act purposefully
- interact with the environment
Teaching days left in the school term
The term describing the full explanation of what the research will entail, why it is being done, and any potential risks in language the participant will understand.
Informed Consent
The researcher, and 3 stages of Social Identity Theory
Tajfel (& Turner)
1. Social Categorisation
2. Social Identification
3. Social Comparison
A method of quantitative method of measuring attitudes requiring responses upon a fixed continuum.
Likert Scale
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Stages
1. Physiological
2. Safety
3. Love & Belonging
4. Esteem
5. Self-Actualisation
Name the two States Sir has not lived in
SA & TAS