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    This document discusses various research methods used in psychology including quantitative methods that use objective and measurable data through tests and statistics, and qualitative methods that examine subjective experiences through open-ended interpretation. It also outlines different forms of data collection such as self-reports via diaries, interviews, questionnaires, as well as behavioral observations in naturalistic and laboratory settings. Finally, it mentions some common research designs like case studies, ethnographic studies, correlational and experimental research, and emphasizes the importance of ethics in research involving informed consent, avoiding deception, and protecting privacy.

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    This document discusses various research methods used in psychology including quantitative methods that use objective and measurable data through tests and statistics, and qualitative methods that examine subjective experiences through open-ended interpretation. It also outlines different forms of data collection such as self-reports via diaries, interviews, questionnaires, as well as behavioral observations in naturalistic and laboratory settings. Finally, it mentions some common research designs like case studies, ethnographic studies, correlational and experimental research, and emphasizes the importance of ethics in research involving informed consent, avoiding deception, and protecting privacy.

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    RESEARCH Santrock, papalia

    METHODS
    TYPES OF RESEARCH
    METHOD
    Quantitative- objectively measured data,
    through standardized tests, physiological
    changes, statistical analysis. Scientific method
    Qualitative research- the nature, subjective
    experiences of the participant, beliefs.
    Emotions. Open ended, highly interpretive,
    individuals attitudes and behaviour.
    Self- reports:
    diary,
    interview,
    (telephonic,
    personal, web,
    email inter
    Questionnaire
    FORMS OF DATA
    COLLECTION
    BEHAVIOURAL AND
    PERFORMANCE MEASURES

    To assess the abilities, skills, knowledge,


    competencies, physiological responses..
    OBSERVATION METHOD

    Naturalistic (real life settings)


    Laboratory (controlled situation)
    Participant
    Non-participant
    BASIC RESEARCH DESIGNS AND DEVELOPMENTAL R D

    Case study- longitudinal


    Ethnographic study cross-sectional
    Correlational studies sequential
    Experimental study
    ETHICS IN RESEARCH

    Right to informed consent


    Avoidance of deception
    Right to privacy and confidentiality

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