Résumés Research Methods in Psychology

Volledige samenvatting van hoofdstuk 1 tot en met hoofdstuk 9 van research methods van Beth Morling. Voor psychologie bachelor eerste jaars Groningen (RUG). Alles beknopt opgeschreven, maar belangrijke punten allemaal aanwezig in duidelijke overzichten.

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Complete Test Bank for Research Methods in Psychology, Evaluating a World of Information, 4th Edition by Beth Morling ; ISBN13: 9780393893724. (Full Chapters included Chapter 1 to 14)....CHAPTER 1 Psychology Is a Way of Thinking, CHAPTER 2 Sources of Information: Why Research Is Best and How to Find It, CHAPTER 3 Three Claims, Four Validities: Interrogation Tools for Consumers of Research, CHAPTER 4 Ethical Guidelines for Psychology Research, CHAPTER 5 Identifying Good Measurement, CHAPTER 6 Sur...

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This document from Chapter 3 outlines how to distinguish among the three main types of research claims—frequency, association, and causal—and emphasizes evaluating them using the four big validities: construct, statistical, external, and internal. It explains that while frequency and association claims rely mostly on measurement and correlations, causal claims require experimental design, including control of variables, temporal precedence, and ruling out confounds. The chapter encourages cr...