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