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This study guide covers research methods in psychology, focusing on choosing the right method (correlation vs. causation), understanding validity (internal and external), and identifying confounding variables. It reviews common research methods (descriptive, correlational, and experimental) and provides practice AP-style questions with explanations to solidify these concepts. The guide emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between correlation and causation and understanding how confounding variables impact research results.
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If a researcher is interested in finding out if there is a relationship between hours of sleep and test scores, which research method would be MOST appropriate? 😴
Experiment
Survey
Case study
Naturalistic Observation