Experimental research Rating scale Population Non- directional hypothesis Pearson’s correlation coefficient Extraneous variable Participant variables Case Study Random allocation Mean Median Controlled variable Validity Conclusion Stratified sampling Objective measures Double- blind procedure Control group Subjective measures Subjective data Quantitative data Single- blind procedure Demand characteristics Inquiry question Aim Longitudinal Placebo Snowball sampling Summary table Random sampling Confounding variable Convenience sampling Directional hypothesis Experimental group Researcher variables Sampling Qualitative data Non- experimental research Observational Experimenter effect Placebo effect Frequency table Environmental variables Cross- sectional Sample Generalisability Dependent variable Objective data Hypothesis Variable Independent variable Likert scale Research question Reliability Correlational Experimental research Rating scale Population Non- directional hypothesis Pearson’s correlation coefficient Extraneous variable Participant variables Case Study Random allocation Mean Median Controlled variable Validity Conclusion Stratified sampling Objective measures Double- blind procedure Control group Subjective measures Subjective data Quantitative data Single- blind procedure Demand characteristics Inquiry question Aim Longitudinal Placebo Snowball sampling Summary table Random sampling Confounding variable Convenience sampling Directional hypothesis Experimental group Researcher variables Sampling Qualitative data Non- experimental research Observational Experimenter effect Placebo effect Frequency table Environmental variables Cross- sectional Sample Generalisability Dependent variable Objective data Hypothesis Variable Independent variable Likert scale Research question Reliability Correlational
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Experimental research
Rating scale
Population
Non-directional hypothesis
Pearson’s correlation coefficient
Extraneous variable
Participant variables
Case Study
Random allocation
Mean
Median
Controlled variable
Validity
Conclusion
Stratified sampling
Objective measures
Double-blind procedure
Control group
Subjective measures
Subjective data
Quantitative data
Single-blind procedure
Demand characteristics
Inquiry question
Aim
Longitudinal
Placebo
Snowball sampling
Summary table
Random sampling
Confounding variable
Convenience sampling
Directional hypothesis
Experimental group
Researcher variables
Sampling
Qualitative data
Non-experimental research
Observational
Experimenter effect
Placebo effect
Frequency table
Environmental variables
Cross-sectional
Sample
Generalisability
Dependent variable
Objective data
Hypothesis
Variable
Independent variable
Likert scale
Research question
Reliability
Correlational