Explain how deception increases validity
Deception helps avoid participants behavior being affected, i.e. demand characteristics
What is the type of reliability that examines stability of an instrument at two points in time?
test retest reliability
What is it called when there is either over or under representation of the characteristics of the target population?
sampling bias
Name 3 ethical principles in animal research?
Minimizing harm, replacement, understand species, number, housing, reward
Piliavin et al. can't be generalized to all cultures because?
Explain the relationship between reliability and replicability
Replicability = results not due to chance = high reliability
What is the type of sampling in which all members of the accessible population have an equal chance of being selected for the study?
Random sampling
Double-barreled question, ambiguous question, technical term, emotive language
Name 1 lab experiment study and 1 field experiment study
Lab: Milgram et al, Perry et al, Dement & Kleitman
Field: Pilavin et al, Hassett et al
What is another name for convenient sampling?
opportunity sampling
What type of data is collected in case study?
Both qualitative and quantitative data
______ data reduces validity
Two researchers observe EEG on the same patient; what type of reliability addresses their extent of agreement?
Inter-rater reliability
What sampling technique did Milgram use for his study on obedience?
What type of design would a researcher use to test the effects of watching violent videos on child's behavior?
Experiment
What type of validity reflects how the study design matches participants' real lives?
Ecological validity
Reliability is reported as a correlation coefficient. What would a correlation of 0.00 mean? What would a correlation of 1.00 mean?
0.00 = absence of reliability
1.00 = perfect reliability
How many participants are there in Dement & Kleitman's study?
total 9, analysis 5
Distinguish between aim and hypothesis
Aim = research purpose; Hypothesis = result prediction