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How do researchers know which research method to use for their study?

The decision to use one of these over another depends mostly on what exactly the researchers are trying to find or understand, that is the aim of the study. as each has different strengths and limitations...

Answered by Maria Eduarda F. Psychology tutor
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Outline two explanations/theories for forgetting.

Retrieval failure (due to absence of cues) encoding specificity principle (Tulving and Thomson)context-dependent forgetting; context at encoding and retrieval do not matchAbernethy - student study; famili...

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How can I manage my time in the IB Psychology paper one.

I suggest first looking at the questions and the command terms to determine what they are actually asking you to do. Then plan out responses to all the questions (case studies, introductions etc). Once yo...

Answered by Teagan Jade H. Psychology tutor
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How do I evaluate case studies in IB psychology?

First memorise a mental checklist that can be applied to each case study.-Ecological validity-Generalisability-Ethnocentrism-Ethical considerations-Participant bias-Cross checking facts-Reductionism-Gynoc...

Answered by Teagan Jade H. Psychology tutor
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Outline what is meant by the term ‘validity’ in psychology. What problems may psychologists have when they attempt to make their studies high in validity?

We can talk about two types of validity in psychology. The first is external validity, which means the extent to which the results and findings of the study can be generalized to real life. The second, in...

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