Researcher Bias In Psychology [AP Psychology Review Unit 1 Topic 4]

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Skills In Video:
1.K Predict the validity of behavioral explanations based on the quality of research design.
1.K.1 Confounding variables limit confidence in research conclusions.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:12 Research bias
0:23 Hindsight Bias
0:46 Confirmation Bias
1:32 Experimental/Researcher Bias
2:00 Social Desirability Bias
2:35 Hawthorne Effect
3:03 Countering Bias
3:34 Reliability & Validity
3:56 Practice Quiz!
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The answers to the practice questions are below. Just click on "Read more". Thanks for watching and make sure you subscribe and like the video! By subscribing, liking the video, or sharing the video with others it lets me know you want more AP Psychology videos.

Question 1: D
Question 2: B
Question 3: A
Question 4: A
Question 5: 1) Participants want to make a more favorable impression of themselves 2) Participants might skew their answers to match what they think the researcher is looking for

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[@rosas6899]

why isn't 1 choice d (the hawthorne effect)? it sounds like she's changing her behavior in response to realizing she's being watched

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@@rosas6899 I agree.

[@ZealousWins]

@@rosas6899 That seemed true at first, but my argument is it's only affecting an individual. She didn't start out with the knowledge that she was being watched, and neither did the other subjects. So she was affected unintentionally by the experimenter(s), thus causing her to change her behavior.

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@@ZealousWins answer is d mr sinn said above

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Hi, can you please suggest any book(s)/article(s)/video(s) which help us to learn how to write a research article(s)? Of course, learning about research methodologies, data analyses, etc., are important; however, not knowing how to write/present the literature review, findings, discussions, etc., is even more important.
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Countering bias- give pre screenings ti avoid bias, follow science methane, function blind studies, make sure u have operational definitions
Use placebos
Set transparent objectives / goals

[@prathivraj7747]

Hi, can you please explain why number 1 is A and not D? It sounds more like Ara is changing her behavior due to her being observed and not a researcher influencing the outcome. Thanks again for the videos.

[@MrSinn]

I actually do not think I need to explain anything, because you are right! D would be a better answer since her behavior is changing due to the observation. Excellent catch! I will update the key

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Hindsight- info is less surprising once u know it

[@amrmaraqaa]

Db Ac

[@sync_mxlly5610]

Social desirability / participant bias- gives answers that are socially- acceptable and they’re not being hone

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Researcher bias- they unknowingly change the result of the research

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