psychology core studies

• What percentage of parents indicated their child used the funhaler more than the normal inhaler?

  60%
• How many parents said intake was always easy with the funhaler?

  22/30
• What are the benefits of using the funhaler?

  • Increased levels of adherence
  • Increased satisfaction
  • Easy delivery
• How many children participated in the study?

  32
• What was the age range of the children in the study?

  Not specified
• What are the limitations of the study?

  • Restricted age range
  • Unable to generalize to other age groups
  • Low levels of ecological validity
• Who conducted the study on the funhaler?

  Chaney-2004
• What type of data was collected from the questionnaire?

  Quantitative data
• What are the characteristics of a good experiment?

  • High levels of ecological validity
  • Controlled environment
  • Standardized procedures
• What is the name of the theory that states that children learn aggressive behavior by observing others?

  Bandura-1961
• What was the aim of the study on good Samaritanism?

  To investigate the factors that influence helping behavior
• What are the principles of ethics in psychology research?

  • Informed consent
  • Confidentiality
  • Right to withdraw
  • Protection of participants
• Who conducted the study on obedience?

  Milgram-1963
• What was the result of the study on obedience?

  65.2% of participants administered the maximum shock
• What are the methods of data collection in psychology research?

  • Naturalistic observation
  • Structured observation
  • Case studies
  • Surveys
• What is the definition of reliability in psychology research?

  Consistency of results
• What is the definition of validity in psychology research?

  Measuring what it's supposed to measure
• What are the types of sampling methods in psychology research?

  • Self-selected volunteers
  • Opportunity sample
  • Target population
  • Haphazard sample
  • Quota sample
• What is the definition of ecological validity?

  The extent to which the findings can be generalized to real-life settings
• What is the difference between quantitative and qualitative data?

  Quantitative data is numerical, while qualitative data is descriptive
• Why is informed consent important in psychology research?

  To protect the rights and welfare of participants
• What are the characteristics of a good questionnaire?

  • Clear and concise language
  • Relevant and meaningful questions
  • Avoids leading or biased questions
• What is the difference between structured and unstructured interviews?

  Structured interviews have a set list of questions, while unstructured interviews do not
• What are demand characteristics in psychology research?

  Factors that influence participants' behavior and responses
• Why is debriefing important in psychology research?

  To inform participants of the true nature of the study and ensure their well-being