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Psychology Unit 2
Methodologies
Quasi experiment
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What is a quasi experiment?
An experiment without manipulation of the independent variable
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How do quasi experiments differ from true experiments?
They lack control over the
independent variable
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Can participants be randomly allocated in quasi experiments?
No
, they cannot be
randomly
allocated
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What are the strengths of quasi experiments?
Studies human behavior in
controlled settings
Controls
extraneous variables
to some extent
Can be replicated
Easy to repeat for reliability
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What is one strength of quasi experiments regarding human behavior?
They allow studies in
controlled settings
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How do quasi experiments control extraneous variables?
They can control them to a
certain
extent
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Can quasi experiments be replicated?
Yes,
they
can be
replicated
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Why is it easy to repeat quasi experiments?
To check for
reliability
in findings
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What are the limitations of quasi experiments?
Cannot manipulate the
independent variable
Harder to establish
cause-effect relationships
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What is a major limitation of quasi experiments regarding the independent variable?
They cannot
manipulate
the independent variable
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Why is it harder to determine causality in quasi experiments?
Because they cannot manipulate the
independent variable
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