Research method
Research method 2
Guide line
Measure of central Tendency
Practice
100

What is a Case study?

An individual person is studied in depth to reveal underlying behavioral principle. 
100

What is a Naturalistic Observation?

Observing  and recording the behavior of animal or person in the wild

100

The participant identity was anonymous in the report. Which guideline does research follow?

Confidentially

100

What is a Mean, Median, and Mode?

Mean - average of score in distribution ( all the numbers added / number of score)

Median - the middle score in a rank-ordered distribution

Mode - most occurring score. 

100

A researcher wants to find out whether different drinks better improve studying. What research method does the researcher have to conduct?

Experiment

200

What is a survey?

Questioning a representative, random sample of people to ascertain the self-reported attitude, opinion or behavior. 

200

What is an experiment?

An there's factor (independent variable) that can be manipulated to observe the effect of behavior or mental process (dependent variable). 

200

The participants where force to participate in a experiment. What ethnical guideline was violated?

Constant

200

What is the difference between highest and lowest score in distribution?

Range

200

 There is coefficient of correlation of -0.67 and .45. Which is stronger?

-0.67

300

What is a Longitudinal  study?

Retesting the same people overtime

300

What is a Correlational Study?


When one trait or behavior accompanied another 

( the two correlate) 

300

The participants had the rights to leave. Which guideline did the research follow?

Withdrawal rights.

300

What is the computed measure of how much score vary around the mean?

Standard deviation 

300

Describe the meaning of the standard deviation of 5.67 for the age of participants

The Standard deviation of 5.67 means the age gab between participant is 5.57 years

400

What is a Cross sectional  study?

Study comparing people of different age at the same point of time

400

If the correlational coefficient is close to 1 or -1, it has what?

It has a strong relationship

400

The participants were not informed of the penalty in the experiment. What guideline did they research violate?

Debriefing and Deception.

400

What is a skew distribution? What does a positive and negative skew look like?

Data not evenly distributed around the mean, resulting in asymmetrical lopsided graph 


Positive - leans towards the right

Negative leans towards the left. 

400

Here is the score result.

12,14,6,7,8,6,12,10,12

Find the MMM. 

Mean - 9.66

Median - 10

Mode - 12

500

What is a Meta-analysis?

Statically combing result of many different research study

500

What the Control group v.s a Experimental group?

Control group does receive a 'placebo'. The group is left alone

Experimental Group is the one you can manipulate to compare with control group. 

500

The research ensure participants weren't emotional, physical, and psychological  harmed in the research.

Protection from harm. 

500

What is significant difference? A nd what does it mean if p(probability value) is lessor or greater than 5.

Explains that if the result is explainable/there is a cause or relationship.

Less than 5 means there is a significant difference

Greater than 5 means no significant difference

500

The researcher wants to find the change of anxiety level by randomly assigning either a new medication or a placebo.

Identify the independent variable & Dependent variable

(medication vs. placebo) is the independent variable, while changes in participants’ anxiety levels form the dependent variable.

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