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10 Cards in this Set
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What are the Principles of Research?
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Ethical Protection of Children
The Scientific Method Research Participants |
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Ethical Protection of Children
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Do no harm
Obtain consent Preserve childrens privacy Be honest Communicate openly |
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The Scientific Method
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Pose a question
Design an investigation Collect data Analyze the data Share the results |
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Research Participants
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Researchers identify a particular population about which they want to draw conclusions
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Sample
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The specific participants in a research study; their performance is often assumed to indicate how a larger population of individuals would perform.
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Data Collection Techniques
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Self reports
Interview Questionnaires Test Assessments Physiological measures Habituation Observations |
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Accuracy in data collection
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Validity
Reliability |
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Research designs
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Translates the research question into concrete elements in a study
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Studies
-Casual relationships -Identify associations -Developmental change & stabililty -Describe experiences in natural contexts |
Experimental Study
Quasi-experimental Study Correlational Study Cross-sectional Study Longitudinal Study Naturalistic Study |
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Control group
Correlation |
A group of participants in a research study who do not receive the treatment under investigation; often used in an experimental study.
A specific type of association indicating the extent to which two variables are related to each other |
