Research Methods III

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What does the term psychometrics mean?

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Psychological measurement

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Physiological experiments

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A set of matrices

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A form of drug therapy

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Measures of skill (speed, accuracy, IQ)

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Measures of traits (temperament, disposition)

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Measures of reinforcers

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Measures of schedules

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contrasting

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alternative

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The persons genuine ability, characteristic or potential

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The persons predicted ability

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The persons average ability

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The persons conscious beliefs

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how much error variance is in the measurement

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how many accurate responses an individual gives

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the standard deviation

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the squared variance

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Allow accurate identification

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Measure the intended construct

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Predict behavior adequately

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All of the answers

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Assume a given factor structure

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Examines whether the data fit the pre- specified factor structure

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You don’t make any assumptions about the underlying structure of the measure

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You look at extraneous reinforcement

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Looking at differences in the Mean of two groups in relation to the Variance of the groups

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Looking at differences in the Standard deviation of two groups in relation to the Variance of the groups

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Looking at differences in the error of two groups in relation to the Variance of the groups

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None of the answers

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Calculate the deviation of each score from the mean

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Calculate the standard error of each score from the mean

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Calculate the sums of squares score from the mean

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Square root the standard error

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the Standard Deviation of a number of sample means

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the mean of a number of sample means

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the error of a number of sample means

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None of the answers

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The alpha level (usually α=.05)

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The degrees of freedom

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Whether the test is 1 or 2 tailed

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All of the answers

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participants provide one data point

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participants provide more than one data point

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individual data points but we match pairs from each group on important variables

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Every participant takes part in all the levels of the independent variable

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Standard deviations

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Square roots

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Squared variance

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A questionnaire measure of enjoyment of social interactions correlates negatively with clinician-rated symptoms of social-anxiety

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People who take more risks on a task designed to measure impulsive risk taking also use illegal substances more often.

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People’s scores on two different self-report measures of depression are similar across multiple time points.

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A questionnaire measure of schizophrenia symptoms distinguishes between people diagnosed with schizophrenia and people diagnosed with bipolar disorder

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All participants receive all levels of each condition

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Data is collected from two individuals that has been matched based on their score for the dependent variable.

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Data is collected from one individual but it is collected across two timepoints.

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Data is collected from two individuals, but matched on variables that are important for the study

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Scores on variable A can be used to predict scores on variable B

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There is a statistical relationship between variables A and B.

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Variable A is responsible for causing changes in variable B.

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Variable C may influence the relationship between variables A and B

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The top down approach starts with a theme in mind, and the data is organised accordingly.

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The bottom up approach works from the data up, allowing themes to emerge.

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A hybrid of top-down and bottom up approaches are commonly used.

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None of the answers

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(constant) -26.61

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(advertising budget) .09

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(no. of plays on the radio) 3.37

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(attractiveness of band) 11.09

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A half-way house

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the world and our interpretation of it

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eyes or something?

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Other peoples perspectives on our existence

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Attempts to counter the issue of subjectivity

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Brings the researcher into the research

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Part of quality control

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All of the answers

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Binet & Simon test of Intelligence

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Cattell's 16pf

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experimental designs are not random, whereas quasi-experimental is

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quasi-experimental designs are not random, whereas experimental is

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neither of the designs use random allocation

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experimental designs are more scientific than quasi-experimental

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large, small

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small, large

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average, average

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minus value, positive value

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neither of the answers

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the effect of a third variable (or more) on both variables

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the correlation between two variables

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uses both a correlation and a t-test

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uses both a correlation and regression

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Minimal interpretation

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Often requires revision

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Words to describe a chunk of text

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All of the answers

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