Bivariate
Longitudinal
Multivariate
Internal Validity
Multiple Regression
100

Associations that involve exactly two variables

Bivariate Correlations

100

_______designs help address temporal precedence.

Longitudinal 

100

designs involve more than two measured variables.

Multivariate

100

What are the three causal criteria?

Covariance, Temporal Precedence, Ruling Out Third Variables

100

To ____________ means to hold constant

control for

200

describes the strength of an association

Effect size

200

the correlation of each variable with itself across time.

Autocorrelations

200

___________ analyses help address internal validity.

Multiple regression

200

There must be an association between the cause variable (A) and the effect variable (B).

Covariance

200

a step between two variables

Mediator

300

one or more extreme scores that lie far away from the rest of the scores

Outlier

300

the degree to which an earlier measure of one variable is associated with a later measure of the other variable; examines how people change over time.

Cross-lag correlations

300

 “dependent variable”  or the variable that you’re most interested in understanding and predicting.

Criterion variable

300

The causal variable (A) must come before the effect variable (B).

Temporal precedence

300

When the relationship between two variables changes depending on the level of another variable, that other variable is called a ______.

Moderator

400

when the correlation coefficient is zero (or close to zero), and the relationship between two variables isn’t a straight line

Curvilinear association

400

tests of whether two variables measured at the same point in time are correlated

Cross-sectional correlations

400

 “independent variables” or the other variables measured.

Predictor variables

400

Is there an alternative explanation for the association?

Third-variable problem

400

Why not just do an experiment?

In many cases participants cannot be randomly assigned to a variable.

500

What makes a study correlational

Having two measured variables

500

Name the 3 types of longitudinal designs

–Cross-sectional correlations

–Autocorrelations

–Cross-lag correlations

500

This represents the relationship between the predictor variable and the criterion variable, when the other predictor variables in the table are controlled for.

Beta β

500

simplicity; the degree to which a good scientific theory provides the simplest explanation of some phenomenon

Parsimony

500

can control third variables but can’t establish temporal precedence

Multiple regression

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