Glossary terms
Glossary terms 2
Research methods
Groups
Ethics
Culture and Values
Data
100

volunteering to help others, doing the right thing by others

pro-social behaviour

100

when you grow to like someone because you are around them a lot

proximity

100

define mean, median, mode and range

mean = average, median = the middle score,   mode = most occurring score, range = difference between highest score & lowest score

100

Which has a positive affect on group productivity competition between groups or competition within a group?

Between groups

100

Cameron runs a study and makes sure that before they sign up, the participants know why the study is being carried out and what is involved. Cameron has satisfied which ethical consideration?

Informed consent

100

Ways you develop attitudes (100 points for ever correct answer)

Direct observation, experiences, friends, teachers, parents, family, media, religion, culture

100

What are the main differences between a psychologist and psychiatrist?

Psychiatrist

A medically trained doctor

Can prescribe medicine

200

method of study over a long period of time

longitudinal

200

the process in which a third party helps two parties that are in conflict to reach a voluntary agreement

mediation

200

I want to find out if Jeopardy helps you learn. We play Jeopardy and take a test. We split the class in half. Group A plays Jeopardy and Group B does not, then both groups sit the same test. 

Which group is the experimental group A or B

A, because they are the ones that are exposed to the independent variable ie they play Jeopardy.

200

one circumstance where less social loafing occurs is

the task is interesting, members are motivated, individuals are monitored, individuals identify with the group. 

200

Monica is conducting a study and threatens the participants into being a part of the study. She has failed the ethical consideration of 

Voluntary participation

200

Name the three components of the tripartite model

Thoughts, emotions, behaviours

200

I gather data about 1 individual over a long period of time. What sort of study am I conducting?

Longitudinal study

300

the group of participants in an experiment that is not exposed to the independent variable

control group

300

approval given by the participant after finding out why the study is being carried out and what is involved

informed consent

300

an operational hypothesis is

a prediction to a proposed research question

300

What does it mean when: members know each others strengths, tasks and roles are assigned, crucial tasks are not left undone, and there is no competition for resources.

It means a group is organised.

300

This must be done (given) by the individual who is legally responsible for the participant if they are too young or otherwise unable to do this themselves. 

Give informed consent

300

When priority is given to the group it is known as ________ culture

collectivist

300

I want to find out if Jeopardy helps you learn. We play Jeopardy and take a test. We split the class in half. Group A plays Jeopardy and Group B does not, then both groups sit the same test. 

Is the data qualitative or quantitative?

Quantitative

400

the variable that is measured after responding to changes in another variable 

Dependent variable

400

learning through the observation of other's behaviour

social learning

400

I want to find out if Jeopardy helps you learn. We play Jeopardy and take a test. We split the class in half. Group A plays Jeopardy and Group B does not, then both groups sit the same test.  

Identify the dependent variable, the independent variable, and a controlled variable.

Indenpendent variable: Jeopardy

Dependent variable: test results

Controlled variable: Number of students in each group

400

The theory of relative deprivation is 

the feeling of discontent after comparing yourself to others

400

Name three ethical considerations in psychological studies

Any three of these:


Voluntary participation, right to withdraw, informed consent, privacy, anonymity, confidentiality
400

We surveyed our class as the sample for our investigation, which was easy and readily available. This is known as a ______ sample?

Convenience

400

We get Tyrell to tally up all the time a student swears in the class for one period. What sort of study is he conducting?

Cross sectional

500

the group that is exposed to the independent variable

experimental group

500

Which determinant of liking is when you like someone because they are interested in the same things.

Similarity

500

I want to find out if Jeopardy helps you learn. We play Jeopardy and take a test. We split the class in half. Group A plays Jeopardy and Group B does not, then both groups sit the same test.

Identify an uncontrolled variable

Students: Group A might be all the 'A' students. One group might have not had enough sleep. Can't control individuals approach to the task. 

500

Putting less effort in due to reduced accountability and increased anonymity in large groups is known as

social loafing

500

The conduct of scientific research in Australia is governed by the 

Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research (2007)

500

To what type of reporting method do the following apply?

Adv: Can lead to extra info from free group discussion 

Dis: Social desriability bias ie. participants feel intimidated by the group, give watered down answers

Focus groups - qualitative data collection

500

I collect a continuous set of data, group them into a frequency table. What sort of graph should I use?

Histogram