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Understanding Research Methods: Hindsight Bias, Case Studies, and Correlation, Quizzes of Psychology

Statistics in PsychologySocial PsychologyResearch Methods in PsychologyCognitive Psychology

Definitions and explanations of various research concepts, including hindsight bias, how psychologists ask and answer questions, research methods such as descriptive and correlational studies, and the importance of case studies and correlation in understanding relationships between variables. It also touches upon the difference between lab and field settings.

What you will learn

  • How do psychologists generate, define, and design research?
  • What is hindsight bias and how does it affect our perception of past events?
  • What is the purpose of the descriptive method in psychology, and what is an example of a case study?

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2016/2017

Uploaded on 05/17/2017

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Download Understanding Research Methods: Hindsight Bias, Case Studies, and Correlation and more Quizzes Psychology in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 hindsight bias DEFINITION 1 Hindsight bias, is the inclination, after an event has occurred, to see the event as having been predictable, despite there having been little or no objective basis for predicting it. TERM 2 How do psychologists ask and answer questions DEFINITION 2 1.generate a research question simple observation personal experience replication 2. establish operational definitions a specific statement of the procedures used to define research variables this allows others to replicate the original observations. example: intelligence 3. chose a research design. TERM 3 In research designs what are the 3 methods and two settings DEFINITION 3 methods: descriptive correlational experimental settings: lab field TERM 4 purpose of The Descriptive Method DEFINITION 4 purpose: to observe and record behavior general principles may be discovered that can be extended beyond this case to other individuals or phenomena (example): case study: an in-depth examination of one individual, a small group or one particular instance of a particular phenomenon key aspects ( look for a pattern and do additional research to see of this holds) TERM 5 example of a case study DEFINITION 5 The African grey parrot "Alex" the study concluded that the parrot could name and categorize objects up to six
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