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callum wrote:
my dumbass needs to figure out how to identify the independent and dependent variables (in a psychology context)

and to figure out how to identify quasi, lab, field and natural experiments

any tips would be appreciated 
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Date: 22-09-2020 17:48
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Date: 22-09-2020 19:33
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Claire wrote:
like how like you have the definitions and you need to find it in examples

show me what your homework looks like
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Date: 22-09-2020 19:36
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Claire wrote:
i was the TA for psych 101 for a year i know some stuff
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use google like every student
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Callum
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callum wrote:
Claire wrote:
like how like you have the definitions and you need to find it in examples

show me what your homework looks like
not homework, just did an activity and got 1/8 correct

im mainly confused with how to identify a lab experiment... i struggle about what is classed as an "artificial" setting

then of course like natural and field are very similar except natural has a naturally occuring IV which sometimes i struggle to find

maybe i can drop a few of the Qs i got wrong n u could maybe help? (if u wanted to uwu) 
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Date: 22-09-2020 19:39
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callum wrote:
my dumbass needs to figure out how to identify the independent and dependent variables (in a psychology context)

and to figure out how to identify quasi, lab, field and natural experiments

any tips would be appreciated 

there should be literatur for beginners with checklists and stuff

i would give you mine but it's in german
Date: 22-09-2020 19:39
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callum wrote:
disintegration wrote:
callum wrote:
my dumbass needs to figure out how to identify the independent and dependent variables (in a psychology context)

and to figure out how to identify quasi, lab, field and natural experiments

any tips would be appreciated 

there should be literatur for beginners with checklists and stuff

i would give you mine but it's in german
like a keyword page? 
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Date: 22-09-2020 19:40
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callum wrote:
disintegration wrote:
callum wrote:
my dumbass needs to figure out how to identify the independent and dependent variables (in a psychology context)

and to figure out how to identify quasi, lab, field and natural experiments

any tips would be appreciated 

there should be literatur for beginners with checklists and stuff

i would give you mine but it's in german
like a keyword page? 

it's mostly those methods of empirical science books
Date: 22-09-2020 19:41
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Claire wrote:
callum wrote:
Claire wrote:
like how like you have the definitions and you need to find it in examples

show me what your homework looks like
not homework, just did an activity and got 1/8 correct

im mainly confused with how to identify a lab experiment... i struggle about what is classed as an "artificial" setting

then of course like natural and field are very similar except natural has a naturally occuring IV which sometimes i struggle to find

maybe i can drop a few of the Qs i got wrong n u could maybe help? (if u wanted to uwu) 
ye if we saw the assignment we could all chat about your answers on it 
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Date: 22-09-2020 19:42
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Claire wrote:
disintegration wrote:
callum wrote:
my dumbass needs to figure out how to identify the independent and dependent variables (in a psychology context)

and to figure out how to identify quasi, lab, field and natural experiments

any tips would be appreciated 

there should be literatur for beginners with checklists and stuff

i would give you mine but it's in german
he needs a cheat sheet huh
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Date: 22-09-2020 19:42
Callum
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callum wrote:
Claire wrote:
callum wrote:
Claire wrote:
like how like you have the definitions and you need to find it in examples

show me what your homework looks like
not homework, just did an activity and got 1/8 correct

im mainly confused with how to identify a lab experiment... i struggle about what is classed as an "artificial" setting

then of course like natural and field are very similar except natural has a naturally occuring IV which sometimes i struggle to find

maybe i can drop a few of the Qs i got wrong n u could maybe help? (if u wanted to uwu) 
ye if we saw the assignment we could all chat about your answers on it 
"This experiment involved inviting participants to take part in a study. They were medically examined prior. The researchers then pumped smoke into the Doctor's waiting room and got confederates (actors) to sit there and do nothing, The researchers wanted to see how long the participants would be sit there before alerting people/leaving themselves"
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quasi experiments and natural experiments are basically the same tho?

like both are just occurences in the real world with no setup from scientists where something occured that can be seen as a manipulation of an  independent variable like a change in law for example and is studied because of this

the extern validity is really high in those, the intern really low

a very cruel example for that is the tuskegee syphilis experiment
Date: 22-09-2020 19:45
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callum wrote:
btw i answered field because i thought the IV was being manipulated but the setting was natural (doctors office) as a school was an example of being natural so i thought the same for doctors

answer turned out to be lab
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Date: 22-09-2020 19:45
Callum
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callum wrote:
disintegration wrote:
quasi experiments and natural experiments are basically the same tho?

like both are just occurences in the real world with no setup from scientists where something occured that can be seen as a manipulation of an  independent variable like a change in law for example and is studied because of this

the extern validity is really high in those, the intern really low

a very cruel example for that is the tuskegee syphilis experiment
yeah quasi just has existing differences like gender and age i believe 
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callum wrote:
Claire wrote:
callum wrote:
not homework, just did an activity and got 1/8 correct

im mainly confused with how to identify a lab experiment... i struggle about what is classed as an "artificial" setting

then of course like natural and field are very similar except natural has a naturally occuring IV which sometimes i struggle to find

maybe i can drop a few of the Qs i got wrong n u could maybe help? (if u wanted to uwu) 
ye if we saw the assignment we could all chat about your answers on it 
"This experiment involved inviting participants to take part in a study. They were medically examined prior. The researchers then pumped smoke into the Doctor's waiting room and got confederates (actors) to sit there and do nothing, The researchers wanted to see how long the participants would be sit there before alerting people/leaving themselves"

what about control groups?
like this would be a lab experiment because they controll the environment to eliminate interference factor but i'm not sure if it's a real or simple experiment or a pre experimental
without knowledge about the control group (idk about the terms in english for sure, too lazy to google)
are the participants examined to pick the participants out of a group to make sure they are not mentally ill and will falsify the study or is the examination part of the experiment situation because examination and testing will change the subjects if they are tested a second time
Date: 22-09-2020 19:53
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