2.7 - Conclusion
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What is the main purpose of the scientific method in psychology?
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What does validity in research refer to?
💡 Hint: Consider whether the study measures what it intends to measure.
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What is the primary function of the scientific method in psychology?
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True or False: Reliability refers to the accuracy of your research findings.
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As a researcher, you are studying the effects of a new teaching method on student retention. You design a study but realize that informed consent may not be obtained appropriately under time constraints. Discuss the steps you would take to address the ethical implications of your study.
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You conducted a study that shows a correlation between social media usage and anxiety levels but you suspect there may be confounding variables affecting results. How would you address the validity of your findings?
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