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Types of extraneous variables
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Control in experiments
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Experimental design
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Sampling
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Ethical issues
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Hypothesis
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Statistical tests
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Levels of measurement
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Reliability
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Validity
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Types of experiments
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Operationalisation
Makes variables
measurable
,
specific
and makes
replication
easier
Independent
variable - the variable that is measured by the researcher
Dependent
variable - some aspect of the experimental situation that is manipulated by the researcher or changes naturally
Extraneous
variable - any variables other than the IV that may have affected the DV so we cannot be sure of the true source of changes to the DV
Confounding
variables - any variables other than the IV that may have an effect on the DV, if not controlled
What are the four types of experiment
Laboratory
experiment
Field
experiment
Natural
experiment
Quasi
experiment
What is the difference between an EV and a CV
The
EV
has the potential to impact the DV,whereas the
CV
does have an impact on the DV
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