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Psychology |
The scientific study of humans and animals brain and behavior |
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Psychiatrist |
MD - can prescribe medication (8year process) |
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Hindsight bias |
When you don't know answer at first but when someone tells you answer you say "you would've said that" or "you new that!" |
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Over confident |
We tend to think we know more then we do |
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Conformation bias |
People tend to listen or read things that they agree with, we seek out information that supports our opinion |
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Reliability |
In order for something to be reliable you need to have the same results over again |
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Validity |
The thing is testing your testing (testing what it claims to be) (predicts what it said it would) |
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Content validity |
Testing and watching behavior. |
Driving test, swimming,bikes = confirms validity |
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Predictive validity |
Based on predictions |
Sat's - reliable not necessarily valid |
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Cumulative |
Work built in other people, you want to show where the thing your saying is coming from |
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Simpler/complex |
One situation for all problems. |
If your head and throat hurts instead of doc saying u have a head problem and throat problem he will just tell u, u have strep! |
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Peer review |
Someone looked over your work (article) |
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Observation |
Look around, see what you see |
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Define a problem |
A question you want to answer |
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Operational definition |
The way you define a word |
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Constract |
Idea |
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Purpose hypothesis |
Making a prediction Hypothesis: type of experiment |
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