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define measurement
assignment of numerals to objects according to rules
define: numeral
symbol w/o quantitative value
define: number
numeral with quantitative value
define: scale values
have some attributes of real numbers
extraneous variables?
Control- potential IV
Confounding- contaminant
Moderator- modifies IV-DV relationsip
Mediating- link IV and DV
threats to internal validity
maturation- time elapse
contamination- prior knowledge
instrumentation- changes in instruments
define: construct
generalisation from particulars
concept with additional meaning having been created for scientific purposes
define: empirical
based on observation and practical exp, rather than theory
quasi exp design
non randomised but with control
define: induction
individual facts are collected to form a generalisation
define: deduction
prior theory connected to empirical instances
sequence of hypothesis formulation
Problem>obstacle>idea>research hypothesis> operational hypothesis
nominal
no order
no equal distance
no zero
ordinal
ordered
equal distance
no zero
interval
ordered
equal distance
no absolute zero
ratio
ordered
equal distance
has zero
scientific orientation
hypothesis
testing
critical examinatin
fact does not equal theory
asses causal and correlational relationships
define: external validity
generalisation from samples to population
1) populationV: extent to which sample can be applied to pop.
2)ecologicalV: extent to which sample reflects that seen in natural environment.
define: internal validity
ensure relationship is a causal relationship b/w IV and DV
measurement types:
categorical
continuous
latent variables
causal types:
variable may cause change
outcome variable
variable that effects cause and effect link
variable that is responsible for cause and effect link
RANDOM probability sampling
simple- flip coin
stratified- men and women
cluster- most used division
NON RANDOM probability sampling
Quota
Judgemental
Convenience
Operational definition
how something is made or created (details)
Measured- how variable is measured
Experimental- details of investigators' manipulation of variable
Basic types of research objectives
1) evaluation of measurement instruments
2)description of population
3)exploration of relationships
4)comparison b/w groups