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Inferential Statistics
100

The scientific study of behavior and mental processes

What is psychology?

100

Original records of research

What is a primary source?

100

The x variable in a study that is not affected by the other variable.

What is the independent variable?

100

Experimenter who preformed study that looked at obedience to authority asking participants to turn a dial that is attached to nothing, but participants believe they are delivering shocks to another individual. 

What is Stanley Milgram?

100

The error that the sample in an experiment does not accurately represent the population.

What is sampling error?

200

Intuition, Authority, Empiricism, Rationalism, and Scientific Method

What are the five methods of knowing?

200

Analysis or referencing of original research

What is a secondary source?

200

measuring that is by descriptions or qualities 

What is qualitative?

200

The study of an event or phenomenon that is applied to other situations.

What is a case study?

200

Fixed measure describing a whole population

What is a parameter?

300

Describe, Predict, and Explain

What are the three goals of science?
300

A Newspaper is an example of...

What is a non-scholarly source? 

300

The consistency of a measure is also known as the...

What is reliability?

300

The Standard Deviation squared

What is the variance?

300

Practical application of the result obtained from sample data

What is practical significance?

400

The number of Divisions of the APA?

What is 54?


400

A peer edited journal article is an example of...

What is a scholarly source?

400

The group in a study that does not receive a treatment

What is a control group?

400

Mean, median, and mode are measures of...

What is central tendency?

400

Rejection of a true null hypothesis

What is a type I error?

500

Group established to protect the rights of participants in research. 

What is the IRB?

500

An examination of multiple studies on a research topic in order to find overall trends. 

What is meta-analysis? 

500

The design of a study in which all participants receive every treatment.

What is a within groups design?

500

The correlational relationship that describes when the x value increases or decreases the y value does the opposite.

What is a negative correlation? 

500

The idea that many scientific studies cannot be reproduced.

What is the replication crisis?