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