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The File Drawer problem | psucb9

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Just another WordPress.com site. March 25, 2012. The File Drawer problem. The extreme view of the “file drawer problem” is that journals are filled with the 5% of the studies that show Type I errors, while the file drawers are filled with the 95% of the studies that show non significant results.’. Http:/ psycnet.apa.org/index.cfm? Http:/ www.nature.com/news/2011/110223/full/470437a.html. Overall, studies can be monitored as there are always processes such as funding which will draw attention to the flow ...

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thandiresearchskillz | Just another WordPress.com site | Page 2

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Just another WordPress.com site. Newer posts →. Going out with a bang…. Well well well, I tell you what, you guys have pulled out all the stops for the last week of blogs – well done🙂 I must confess to being slightly gutted though because loads of people this week didn’t do blogs at all… :( Those of you who did though, absolutely spiffing whart…. You can write about anything as long as there is a clear argument and a definite link to research methods (not just psychology! Questions what we know and what...

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University: Why are we actually here? | te9192

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Just another WordPress.com site. University: Why are we actually here? March 11, 2012. In my opinion, medicine and dentistry are very taught, skilled degrees that are aimed towards specified jobs, but psychology is not like that at all. So what are we being taught? So if we do not need the university to learn the information, what are we paying for other than a piece of paper to say we have a degree? Homework for my TA. Homework for my TA :). University: Why are we actually here? March 13, 2012 at 4:00 pm.

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Was Milgrams study into obedience unethical? | notwilliam

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Just another WordPress.com site. Was Milgrams study into obedience unethical? I will, in the next few paragraphs argue that whilst Milgrams study may have been done for the right reasons, it was overall unethical. The issue of deception was however, covered retroactively after the study when the participants were debriefed about the true details of the study and asked retrospectively if their data could be used, all participants agreed. November 25, 2011. November 29, 2011 at 5:31 pm. Okay, First point M...

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Is it ethically ok to use internet sources as data for qualitative studies? | sinesofmadness

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Just another WordPress.com site. Is it ethically ok to use internet sources as data for qualitative studies? Ethically , I see no problem using internet sources as data for qualitative studies. However this is does not mean that all psychology findings or information on the internet are appropriate to use in scientific studies. To have a look. This is just one example of false information on the internet but there are millions. On February 5, 2012. 60% of the time, I'm right all the time. 8230;] https:/ ...

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Are There Benefits to Gaining a Strong Statistical Background? | emilyheg

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Just for psychology :). Do you need statistics to understand your data? Are There Benefits to Gaining a Strong Statistical Background? September 30, 2011. As a psychologist there is a great need for statistical background. If we had no understanding of statistics we would not be able to understand and interpret data. A lot of newspapers put two or more statistics together and lead us to think they are linked.( http:/ www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3774176/Migrate-Britain.html. Stats are often conside...

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Blog due 11/03/2012 | psuc3d

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Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. March 11, 2012. Gap Between Psychology Theories and their Application? This week, my blog is going to discuss whether there is a gap between the theories psychology puts forward as scientifically significant and there use in practical life. For example, Cognitive Psychologists have huge amounts of research about how memory works but are these theories put to use in education to help children with their times tables or spelling? Clinical theories s...

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Is it good science to keep adding participants/manipulating data until you find an effect? | psud1a

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Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. Is it good science to keep adding participants/manipulating data until you find an effect? March 25, 2012. Right last one, the final hurdle and all that jazz. Is it good science to manipulating the data and adding participants until you find an effect? Sure given in a context similar to that it might seem fine, but let’s look at this more closely. Http:/ bloodjournal.hematologylibrary.org/content/117/10/2791.short. March 29, 2012 at 3:02 pm. Maybe...