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What’s the golden rule for experiments? |
They must always contain a minimum of 2 groups, known as conditions, for comparison |
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What are the three types of experiments? |
Field, laboratory, natural/qusai |
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What do you need to look for when referring to key features of an experiment |
Location, independent variable, dependant variable, extraneous variable and procedure |
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What’s an extraneous variable? |
Variables aside from the independent that could influence the Dependant variable. |
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What was the name of Bandura’s theory? |
Social learning theory |
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What was the extraneous variable in Bandura’s experiment? |
-children trying to please the instructor -the testosterone levels of males could trigger more aggression |
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What are the 4 key measures when assessing strengths and weaknesses of an experiment? |
Ecological validity, reliability, demand characteristics, internal validity |
