Mundane realism - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ecological validity - The extent to which a study is realistic or representative of real life. mundane realism - the extent to which experimental findings can be generalized to the real world internal validity - How well is the experiment done? less confounding variables = higher external validity - validity of applying the conclusions of a study outside the context of the study generalze - can the study be related to a large group of people? inter-rater reliability...

Baron Cohen Aims - To test whether a group of adults wirh AS / HFA would be impaired on the R-ET & measures of autistic traits - To investigate if there were sex differences on those without autism on this task - To test a group of adults with AS / HFA in order to check if the same deficit had been found in the original test & related tests could be replicated - To test if in a sample of normal adults an inverse correlation could be found w/ performance on the test & the Autism Spectrum quot...

Psychology Myers 11th edition 2024- 2025 exaM with question and correct answers Random Sampling - correct answer-Survey procedure in which every person in the population being studied has an equal chance of inclusion Framing - correct answer-The way a question or an issue is posed; Can influence people's decisions and expressed opinions Independent Variable - correct answer-The experimental factor that a researcher manipulates Dependent Variable - correct answer-The variable bein...

Milgram - aim? - To investigate what level of obedience would be shown when participants were told by an authority figure to administer electric shocks to another person Milgram - participants/sample? - VOLUNTARY/SELF-SELECT 40 white males aged 20-50 from New Haven, Connecticut; wide range of education levels; answered ad in newspaper; paid 4.50 Milgram - results? - QUAN: all P's got to at least 300 volts; 65% (26) went to 450 QUAL: amount of stress and tension observed by P's...

aqa a level psychology - year 1 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass central executive - Answer-- acts as a filter to determine what information is received - limited capacity - baddeley found participants couldn't type letters and numbers on a keyboard whilst speaking random numbers - limited research phonological loop - Answer-- stores verbal information - divided into: - acoustic store: holds words heard - articulatory process: holds words heard and repeats them visuo-spatial sket...

Baroque art - characteristics, artworkWhat are the characteristics of Baroque art? - correct answer - realism - depict true or biblical events - dramatic - naturalistic what was the purpose of Baroque artwork - correct answer propaganda from the Roman Catholic Church, proclaim supremacy of the Catholic faith, and incite Protestants to return to the fold what movement is rooted in Baroque art - correct answer Counter Reformation Name the Baroque artists - correct answer - Caravaggio ...

AQA A Level Psychology: Research Methods Questions and Answers Abstract - Answer ️️ -A self-contained, clear and concise summary of the research including the aim, hypothesis, method/procedure, results and conclusions. Why a psychologist may choose to use a directional hypothesis. - Answer ️️ -When the findings of previous research suggest a particular outcome. Strengths of lab experiments - Answer ️️ -High control over extraneous variables so researcher can ensure that any ef...

PSYCH 340 Exam 1 | Complete Solutions (Answered) In one of the first social psychological experiments ever conducted, researcher Norman Triplett built a "competition machine," in which children wind up a fishing reel. He found that the children were able to wind more quickly when ____. they worked as a group side by side than when they worked alone Based on early research by Norman Triplett, we should expect that children who work on math problems alone will ____ than children who work ...

research - systematic study of a problem science - a branch of knowledge conducted on objective principles research hypothesis - a statement put forward at the beginning of a study stating what you expect to happen, generated by a theory theory - a general explanation of a set of findings laboratory experiment - an experiment conductedin a laboratory setting or other contrived setting away from the participants normal environments variables - things that vary or ...

The extent to which a study is realistic or representative of real life. - Answer-ecological validity the extent to which experimental findings can be generalized to the real world - Answer-mundane realism How well is the experiment done? less confounding variables = higher - Answer-internal validity validity of applying the conclusions of a study outside the context of the study - Answer-external validity can the study be related to a large group of people? - Answer-generalze measure of a...