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16 Cards in this Set
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what are the five main concerns for the researching process? |
1. generate and justify hypothesis 2. devise a test define variables/operational definitions choose research method make prediction 3. conduct test 4. analyze data 5. publish |
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research usually starts with __________ a proposed relationship between two variables |
hypothesis |
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aggression is related to frustration is an example of a __________ |
hypothesis |
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five places that hypothesis come from |
common assumptions casual observation practical problems past research theories |
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early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise is an example of ___________ |
common assumptions |
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birds in flocks seem reactive to sudden movements of other birds (like having 100 pairs of eyes) is an example of _______ |
casual obervations |
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alcoholism and drug abuse is rampant in small communities with high unemployment is an example of _______ |
practical problems |
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helping behavior is reduced as number of individuals in social environment increases (bystander effect) is an example of |
past research |
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a system of ideas that organize and explain a large body of facts (broader than a hypothesis) is an example of |
theory |
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a statement about the outcome of a particular study |
prediction |
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if prediction is correct; hypothesis is ___________/________ not _________ |
supported, accepted not proven |
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what is a short summary about a paragraph or 150 words |
abstract
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what develops rationale for study; justifies and states hypotheses/predictions |
introduction |
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what describes exact procedures used; defines measures. ect |
method |
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what presents summary of data and statistical analysis |
results |
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what interprets results in light of theories; states conclusions |
discussion |
