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Understand how we can test and improve validity of a study The Pros and Cons of different sampling techniques
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Definitions Internal – Are we really measuring what we want to Popluation – Can we apply our findings to other populations other than our sample Ecological – Does it reflect real life External – Does the task reflect real life?
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Confounding Variables – uncontrolled Extraneous variables Extraneous Variables – extra variables that can be controlled Demand Characteristics – when a pps guesses the aim of the study and behaves in a way they think is expected Experimenter Bias – when a psychologist designs their method or observation in a way that biases their results towards their hypothesis Definitions
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IV DV Confounding variable Extraneous Variables
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ALL these things affect VALIDITY!!
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Improving External Validity - Repeat the experiment in different ways Context Validity/Ecological Validity Also applies across different contexts Temporal/Historical Validity Do findings from the past still apply? Population Validity Can we apply our findings to other populations (not just our sample)
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Improving Internal Validity 30 word wonder! Face validity Content Validity Concurrent Validity Predictive Validity Write it on the board!
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