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