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