Research Methods
Correlation/Causation
Wild Card
Ethics
Famous Experiments
100
The quickest research method, it is also the most easily flawed.

Survey

100

Correlation does not mean ______.

Causation

100

What university/college did Mr. Edwards graduate from?

West Virginia State University

100

_____ are a set of moral principles that guide researchers when conducting research.

Ethics

100

This experiment was conducted in a college prison and simulated the behaviors of people as they settled into their roles as guards and prisoners.

Stanford Prison Experiment

200

Research method where more focus and depth is given to one person, group, or situation.

Case Study

200

If two variables are showing no connection, this is known as ________.

No Correlation

200

The _______ is the group a researcher chooses to conduct their study on.

Target Population

200

This must be acquired from a participant before they participate in an experiment.

Informed Consent

200

Which experiment won our "Worst Ethics" bracket in class?

The Monster Study

300

Study where no variable is controlled and only observation is conducted.

Naturalistic Observation

300

If one variable increases but the other decreases, it is known as ______

Negative Correlation

300
A ______ is a testable statement made before an experiment is conducted.

Hypothesis

300

Researchers are expected to be ______, making sure to keep their participant's information private and safe.

Confidential/Confidentiality

300
List three different unethical experiments
Answers may vary.
400

Researchers control this variable in an experiment.

Independent Variable

400

Is the following statement Correlation or Causation?

"The amount of sunburns has increased, as have the amount of ice cream sales"

Correlation

400

_____ is when a person's physical or mental health appears to improve after taking a 'dummy' treatment.

Placebo Effect

400

The APA (American Psychological Association) created a ______ to help guide experimenters during their research and ensure the ethics of experiments.

Code of Ethics

400

This experiment was conducted with 22 boys to test prejudice, hostility, and collaboration. 

Robbers Cave Experiment

500

This study pulls information from many different target groups at a single point in time.

Cross-Sectional Study

500

Causation occurs when ________.

One variable directly affects the other variable.
500

What is Mr. Edwards's Birthday? (All groups guess, closest answer wins)

October 31st! 

500

______ is completed after the experiment, to help the participant understand what was conducted in the study and help them return to a "pre-experiment state".

Debriefing

500

What was the name of the researcher in the Stanford Prison Experiment? 

Hint:

(he passed away two weeks ago, you may have seen it in the news)

Philip Zimbardo

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