Definitions
Definitions pt2
Examples
Examples pt2
FUN ONES
100

What is the variable that is measured based on the changes caused by the independent variable?



Dependent Variable

100

What kind of study incorporates researchers purposely altering a variable and studying the results? Researchers usually use a control group and a testable group. These are usually randomized as well. 



Experimental Studies

100

We have an entire student body and each kid participates in either a club, sport, or art. We give each kid a survey on if they like in person schooling or online. We look at the results from each group. What kind of sample is this?

Stratified-Random Sample

100

What concept do these features relate to? Objectivity, Verifiability, Unbiasedness, Experimentation, Reliability, Precision, Accuracy, Abstractness, Predictability. This kind of science seeks to disprove theories and looks to the future for its experiment results. This kind of science must be falsifiable, for example, claiming that the tooth fairy is real because you read about it in stories and your tooth was replaced with money overnight. This claim cannot be tested and proven wrong, therefore, it is not valid.

Key Feature of Science

100

When is the study game due?

FRIDAY (25th)

200

You want to test the  relationship of attendance and students overall performance. The conclusion from these results only  applies to the sample, and no causation can be stated. What kind of study is this?



Correlational/Observational Studies

200

What is known as the third Variable Problem, which influences or impacts both the independent variable and dependent variable? Due to this, there might be a correlation between the two variables that is not necessarily true.

Cofounding variables

200

Let’s say you ran an experiment on the amount of calories burned per minute spent running on a treadmill. If you had a group of individuals run on the treadmill each for 5, 10, and 15 minutes, you would most likely find that the more time spent running on a treadmill, more calories would be burned. Is this an example of correlation or causation?



Correlation

200

An Individual or group of individuals/items that are used by researchers to represent an entire population. If I wanted to know the average age in my neighborhood, I would record all ages of the people living in 5 houses out of 30 houses to represent the entire neighborhood. What is this called? 



Sample

200
What are we learning about next week in psychology class?

Stress

300

What variable is located on the x-axis?

Independent Variable

300

What concept do these features relate to? Fixed ideas, no peer review, selects only favorable discoveries, sees criticism as conspiracy, non-repeatable results, claims of widespread usefulness, and use of “ball-park” measurements.



key features of pseudoscience

300

What is Martin sons name?

Valentine

400

What is the term that is used when given the larger group that a sample is taken from?

Population

400

We have an entire student body grades 9-12 that is able to be chosen to take a survey on if they feel like they learn better online or in person. Anyone can be chosen out of the entire student body. What kind of sample is this?



Simple-Random Sample 

400
What time are optional lectures on Wednesday?

9:05-9:55

500

What is an explicit representation where action “A” causes action “B”?

Causation

500

Some children in a class choose to play the viola and others choose to play the violin. You use these already chosen groups to evaluate their progress. What kind of study is this?



Quasi-experimental Design

500

When is the first quiz due?

Sunday the 27th