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What is the main focus of the video on research methods in psychology?
Content analysis
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What can quantitative data be used to create?
Tables, charts, averages, and
statistics
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What is the challenge when data is in the form of words?
It needs to be converted into
quantitative
data
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What is content analysis?
An
indirect observational method
Observes human behavior through
artifacts
Typically focuses on
written words
Converts
qualitative data
into
quantitative descriptions
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What is an artifact in the context of content analysis?
Things
humans
make
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What types of materials can be analyzed in content analysis?
Diary entries
,
tweets
, children's books
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What are coding units in content analysis?
Examples of behavior linked to
research questions
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Why is operationalization important in content analysis?
It allows precise measurement of
behaviors
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What was the focus of the Waynforth and Dunbar study in 1995?
Theories
of mate choice in sexual relationships
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What does the evolutionary theory suggest about mate choice?
Men and women have different
reproductive strategies
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What were the ages recorded in the Waynforth and Dunbar study?
Ages
of
individuals
in
lonely heart adverts
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What terms were included in the coding frames for physical attractiveness?
Athletic
, attractive,
cute
,
fit
,
good-looking
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How did the study's findings support the evolutionary theory?
Men
sought younger mates,
women
older mates
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What is the first step in conducting a content analysis?
Decide the
research question
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What is the purpose of tallying in content analysis?
To record the
frequency
of
categories
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What is test-retest reliability in content analysis?
Running the analysis again on the
same data
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What does inter-rater reliability involve?
Two
researchers
analyzing the same data
separately
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What correlation coefficient indicates reliable data?
0.8
or higher
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What are the strengths of content analysis?
High
external validity
Real
artifacts
reflect true behavior
Easy to access existing data
Allows for
replication
by other researchers
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What are the weaknesses of content analysis?
Potential for
observer bias
Data may lack
validity
Records may not be
truthful
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What is thematic analysis?
Variation of
content analysis
Focuses on discovering
deeper meanings
Identifies
emergent themes
from data
More flexible than traditional content analysis
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What can patrons access on psych boost?
Exam
tutorial videos and
printable resources
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How many tutorial videos are mentioned for research methods?
Six
tutorial videos
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Who is thanked for supporting psych boost?
Students
and
teachers
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What is the purpose of the support from patrons?
To allow
part-time
teaching and
video creation
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What is the next topic mentioned after content analysis?
Case studies
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