self- reports generalisation qualitative data secondary data median abstract population logos standard deviation confounding variable hypothesis reliability debriefing conclusion feelings primary data withdrawal rights I.V. deception sample appendix confidentiality citation psyche control group experimental group mean method case studies D.V. pseudoscience ethics thoughts psychology average extraneous variable confirmation bias psychiatrist 7 mode mental process quantitative data results range scientific method behaviour voluntary participation validity observational studies references informed consent psychologist report self- reports generalisation qualitative data secondary data median abstract population logos standard deviation confounding variable hypothesis reliability debriefing conclusion feelings primary data withdrawal rights I.V. deception sample appendix confidentiality citation psyche control group experimental group mean method case studies D.V. pseudoscience ethics thoughts psychology average extraneous variable confirmation bias psychiatrist 7 mode mental process quantitative data results range scientific method behaviour voluntary participation validity observational studies references informed consent psychologist report
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
self-reports
generalisation
qualitative data
secondary data
median
abstract
population
logos
standard deviation
confounding variable
hypothesis
reliability
debriefing
conclusion
feelings
primary data
withdrawal rights
I.V.
deception
sample
appendix
confidentiality
citation
psyche
control
group
experimental group
mean
method
case studies
D.V.
pseudoscience
ethics
thoughts
psychology
average
extraneous variable
confirmation
bias
psychiatrist
7
mode
mental
process
quantitative data
results
range
scientific
method
behaviour
voluntary participation
validity
observational studies
references
informed consent
psychologist
report