Planning Research
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Key concepts/Applications
SLT
Cooper & Mackie
PEN theory
Heaven
100
The variable we measure is this
Dependent variable
100
If participants are not anonymous, researchers may have failed to maintain this
Confidentiality
100
A perpetrator of a violent crime will likely experience this punishment
Prison
100
There are this many stages in the SLT
Seven
100
The study took place in this part of the world
(New Jersey), USA
100
This psychologist theorised that criminals inherit personality traits from their parents
Hans Eysenck
100
This is the aim of Heaven's study
To investigate if the PEN traits correlate to delinquency
200
A hypothesis predicting no change or effect
Null
200
Reliability can be defined using this word
Consistency
200
This category of crime includes fraud and embezzlement
Acquisitive
200
The SLT is a theory focused on this
Nurture
200
Cooper and Mackie's study had this experimental design
Independent measures
200
If you score highly in this trait, you may be outgoing and thrill seeking
Extrovert
200
This factor replaced neuroticism in Heaven's study
Self-esteem
300
This is how we group our participants
Experimental design
300
When participants lie on a self report, this impacts the reliability
Social Desirability
300
Because is is defined by varying norms, crime is considered this
Social Construct
300
This occurs when you see your role model rewarded
Vicarious Reinforcement
300
The control game for this study was this
(pen and paper) maze
300
This neurotransmitter is associated with criminality
Dopamine
300
Due to taking place at a Roman Catholic school, Heaven's study may have this
Culture bias
400
Draw a correlation with a coefficient of r = -1
400
When participants think they know the hypothesis, and change their behaviour, they may display these...
Demand characteristics
400
This is the key to restorative justice
Apologising to the victim
400
This is the final stage of the SLT
Internalisation
400
DAILY DOUBLE: What type of validity does this study lack? (Double points if you can name both)
Temporal OR Construct
400
This trait is the opposite of Psychoticism
High impulse control
400
This was the only trait with a significant correlation to delinquency
Psychoticism
500
Name this graph
Normal Distribution
500
This relates to the time in which a study takes place
Temporal validity
500
Official statistics may be biased, so some could obtain information about crime using this method
Community surveys
500
In terms of free will vs determinism, SLT is based on this
Free will
500
The buzzer task may have been a measure of this
Interpersonal aggression
500
This restricts stimulation to the cerebral cortex
RAS
500
Using closed questions may lead to a lack of this
Construct validity