How Psychologists Research People | Introduction to Psychology 3 of 30 | Study Hall

Psychology is a science, and like other scientists, psychologists conduct research in a variety of ways. But not every experiment is conducted or reported well. In this episode, we’ll discuss psychological research methods and the importance of ethics in psychological studies so we can evaluate whether that incredible result is really as incredible as it seems.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
1:30 - Types of Research
4:15 - The Scientific Method
8:00 - Understanding and Using Research
9:52 - Ethical Research
11:00 - Conclusion
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[@corneliusdinkmeyer2190]

Very interesting! I enjoyed listening to you.

[@mariannetfinches]

Loving this series! Got a brain itch on this one. The no soup group (excellent band name) would be a better control if they were given the same ingredients for lunch, prepared as not soup. Or something with similar nutritional value. Otherwise they might underperform due to thirst or dehydration.

[@aldogarcia529]

that's what i was thinking!! you'd fs have to consider how testing on an empty stomach could impact memory compared to testing after a warm meal