Psychology 701

This document starts with a general introduction to qualitative research, the different reasons for using it, and the different types of theories used. Then there is a short section for types of designs under qualitative research, the approaches to objectivity and validity (according to the Munchhausen concept) and methods used in gathering data

Its slightly convoluted but the document features a list of terms and definitions for factors that affect your research such as interaction or history effects. following that, there are some guidelines on how to evaluate your research design.

the document is only two pages long but it details some steps and guidelines on how to navigate the interviewing process. this is for when you are conducting research. some steps include how to select an informant and how to set up an interview.

As described, this is a research psychology topic focusing on narrative theory. It includes how to use narrative theory and approach in your research or theory papers, and also transitions to notes about Data analysis. the notes about data analysis describe how to record data.

This document features a large amount of information gathered from 2 authors, discussing data analysis. this is purely a research psychology topic. there are 2 types of notes in it, from 2 different authors and they are labelled and titled.

This document is very thorough and based on a reading focused entirely on thematic analysis in psychology. the notes are very detailed and long. the title of the document displays the author's names.

once more, while this document has definitions and key points, it is quite short (nearly 1 page in length) and the information is taken from SPSS.. SPSS is a program designed for statistics.

This document features chapters 9 through 10 of psychology statistics. It is based on the textbook 'Numbers, hypotheses and conclusions'. The chapters feature definitions and explanations of scatterplots and linear models. the notes are not very good or useful. i say this because formulas are not provided and diagrams are mentioned from the textbook but arent provided. tutorials are mentioned but arent discussed in detail.

This is a collection of notes I took, summarizing reading material provided to me by my university. there are some highlighted points talking about figures or diagrams- please ignore those because the visuals weren't pasted into the document. instead, consider these notes as general definitions and explanations of key statistical terms. It isn't detailed or authentic- its just notes I took.