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CULTURAL VARIATIONS
EVALUATION
STRENGTHS
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WHAT WERE THE STRENGTHS OF VAN IJZENDOORN AND KROONENBERG'S RESEARCH?
controlled
population validity
WHY WAS VAN IJZENDOORN AND KROONENBERG'S RESEARCH CONTROLLED?
the
researchers
were
standardised
to
only those
who
used
strange situation
WHAT DOES THE STANDARDISED NATURE OF RESEARCHERS OF VAN IJZENDOORN AND KROONENBERG'S RESEARCH MEAN?
it was a
highly controlled method
WHAT DID THE HIGHLY CONTROLLED METHOD OF VAN IJZENDOORN AND KROONENBERG'S RESEARCH ALLOW FOR?
multiple researchers
to
easily
replicate
technique
exactly
as
designed
WHAT DID THE EASY REPLICATION OF VAN IJZENDOORN AND KROONENBERG'S RESEARCH MEAN THE RESEARCH WAS?
reliable
as research can be
relied
upon
to draw
clear
comparisons
WHY DID VAN IJZENDOORN AND KROONENBERG'S RESEARCH HAVE HIGH POPULATION VALIDITY?
cross cultural study
, therefore it
contained
samples
from a
variety
of
cultures
HOW MANY MOTHER AND INFANT PAIRS DID VAN IJZENDOORN AND KROONENBERG OBTAIN DATA FROM?
almost
2000
WHAT DID THE LARGE SAMPLE SIZE OF VAN IJZENDOORN AND KROONENBERG'S RESEARCH ALLOW FOR?
a
mix
of
individualist
and
collectivist
cultures
to be
obtained
for
comparison
WHAT DID THE MIX OF CULTURES OF VAN IJZENDOORN AND KROONENBERG'S RESEARCH CAUSE?
population
validity
of findings
increases
WHAT DID THE INCREASED POPULATION VALIDITY OF VAN IJZENDOORN AND KROONENBERG'S RESEARCH ALLOW FOR?
it to be
generalised
to
wider population