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Statistics in Psychology: Types of Data, Research Methods, and Data Classification, Exams of Statistics

An overview of different types of data in psychological research, including nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio data. It also explains various research methods such as experiments, quasi-experiments, and correlational studies. The concepts of independent and dependent variables, random assignment, and the difference between descriptive and inferential statistics.

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2023/2024

Available from 04/01/2024

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Download Statistics in Psychology: Types of Data, Research Methods, and Data Classification and more Exams Statistics in PDF only on Docsity! Psychological Statistics Chapter 1 Nominal - Number is assigned to represent something or someone Ordinal - Convey order or rank alone Interval - No true zero and distributed in equal units Ratio - Have a true zero and are distributed in equal units Population - Entire set of individuals or items of interest Sample - Representative subset of a population Data from a population are termed - parameters Data from a sample are termed - statistics A researcher tests whether the dosage level of a some drug (low, high) <i>causes</i> significant differences in health. - Experiment A researcher tests whether citizens of differing political affiliations (Republican, Democrat) will show differences in attitude toward morality. - Quasi-experiment A researcher measures the relationship between annual income and life satisfaction. - Correlational A researcher assesses how students perform on exams in relation to how much time they spend watching lecture videos. - Correlational Experimental Method - -Experiment- any study that demonstrates cause -Cause has 3 components: 1. manipulation 2. randomization 3. comparison/control -Random Assignment renders groups equivalent (Requirement 2) -At least 2 groups (Requirement 3) -Experimental Group -Control Group Independent Variable (IV) - Is changed/controlled
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