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Independant variable
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Causes variablity in the Dependent Variable; "treatment" or "intervention"
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Dependent variable
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Presummed to be affected by Independent Variable; observed & measured by researcher
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If A, then B....
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A = Independent variable
B = Dependent variable |
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Experimental vs quasiexperiemental experiemnets
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Experimental = randomized
Quasi-experiemental = can't randomize |
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Internal validity
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Allows researcher to determine:
1) if there is a statistically significant relationship bt variables 2) If observed behavior is a causal one |
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External validity
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if relationship bt variables generalizes
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Threats to Internal validity
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1) History
2) Maturation 3) Statistical regression 4) Selection = when subjects from one group initially differ from subjects in other groups in important ways |
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Threats to External validity
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REACTIVITY:
1) Demand caharacteristics = cues that inform participants how they are expected to act 2) Hawthorne effect = tendency to perform better b/c of the attention they are receiving because of being a participant 3) Experiemntal expectancy = experimenter unintentionally providing cues about the purpose of the experiment ORDER EFFECTS (overcome with counterbalancing) |
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Between group designs
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Comparisons of levels of IV are made across different groups
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Within subject design
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each subject recieves all levels of IV at different times
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Mixed designs
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combines BGD and WSD
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Factorial designs
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- Used whenever study includes 2 or more IV
- Provides info on main effects and interaction effects - Interaction effect is when the effects of one IV are different at different levels of another IV |
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Single subject designs
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- includes at least one baseline phase and one treatment phase
-DV is measured repeatedly during each phase of study - multiple baseline designused when removal of tx would be undesirable |