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SSPFR2Psychology Research Methods

Explain the research methods and the types of statistics used in the field of psychology.

Appears in: Social Studies, High School

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Expectations

  • SSPFR2.a

    Explain how psychologists conduct research to describe, explain, predict, and control behavior.

  • SSPFR2.b

    Describe the types of research methods used by psychologists, include: experiment, survey, case study, and observation.

  • SSPFR2.c

    Identify the basic elements of an experiment, include: independent and dependent variables, types of experimental control (blind/double-blind procedures, placebo controls).

  • SSPFR2.d

    Explain the differences between a correlation and an experiment.

  • SSPFR2.e

    Classify the types and uses of statistics in psychological research, include: descriptive statistics.

  • SSPFR2.f

    Interpret graphic data representations.

  • SSPFR2.g

    Explain ethical issues in psychological research.

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