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Covariation Model

Critical Thinking

Definition The covariation model is a theory in social psychology that explains how we make judge...

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Attribution Theory

Critical Thinking

Definition Attribution theory is a social psychological theory that concerns how people explain t...

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Fundamental Attribution Error

Critical Thinking

Definition The fundamental attribution error is a cognitive bias that occurs when people overemph...

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Belief Perseverance

Critical Thinking

Definition Belief perseverance is the tendency to stick with your beliefs even when presented wit...

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Encoding

Memory and Learning Memory

Definition Encoding is the process of converting information from our environment into a form tha...

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Primacy Effect

Memory and Learning Memory

Definition The primacy effect is a cognitive bias that describes our tendency to remember the fir...

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Exchange as Social Interaction

Social Interaction

Definition Exchange as social interaction refers to the process where individuals or groups excha...

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Social Interaction

Social Interaction

Definition Social interaction refers to the process by which individuals communicate and exchange...

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Collective Behavior

Social Interaction

Definition Collective behavior refers to the spontaneous, temporary, and unstructured actions of ...

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Deindividuation

Social Influence

Definition Deindividuation is a psychological state characterized by a loss of self-awareness and...

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Effect Size

Research Design and Methods

Definition Effect size is a quantifiable measure of the strength of a relationship between two va...

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P-Value

Research Design and Methods

Definition The P-value is a probability. Specifically, it's the probability of observing results ...

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Descriptive Statistics

Research Design and Methods

Definition Descriptive statistics are methods used to summarize and describe the main features of...

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Inferential Statistics

Research Design and Methods

Definition Inferential statistics is a branch of statistics that uses data from a sample to make ...

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Scales of Measurment

Research Design and Methods

Definition Scales of measurement refer to the ways in which variables are defined and quantified ...

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Validity

Research Design and Methods

Definition The degree to which a test or study measures what it claims to measure. Example  A qu...

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Theory

Research Design and Methods

Definition A theory in research is a systematically organized set of concepts, definitions, and p...

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Survey

Research Design and Methods

Definition A method of data collection using questionnaires or interviews to gather information f...

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Social Desirability Bias

Research Design and Methods

Definition When participants give answers they think are socially acceptable. Example In a study...

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Sampling Bias

Research Design and Methods

Definition When the sample is not representative of the population. Example A researcher wishes ...

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