Research Methods in Psychology

[@dilarasacal9420]

Thank you it was very helpful. I try to remember my old lectures because I will take an exam for a master program in Clinical Psyvhology wish me luck!

[@juliaolaussen7774]

Dear Mary, Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm and clarity about this subject! I will most definitely return to your explanation here if I get bewildered in the world of Research Methods.-Julia

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[@TanyaMarquard]

Great video! Even for my course in South Africa the content of your vid is relevant.

[@yvonnearias5741]

Wish you can by my psych college professor! Definitely the video I needed to understand the chapter.

[@2icelollys1goat]

Superb video. Thanks

[@urmiladevi3864]

vry nice video u taught very well...i really need this.gud job.

[@manirajshrestha2750]

Thank you for this video. I like it. It is useful for our college study as a reference.

[@MyNickoo]

Thanks Mary I really liked the way you explained the whole concept of research methods. You made it easy to understand!

[@maryshuttlesworth225]

Happy it helped!

[@Stay_linoOt8]

Amazing! Keep up the good work and best of luck❤😊

[@gholimoli7072]

short and effective.Great!

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You were quintessential in your presentation‼️

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Really helpful..👌👌

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Thank you. well explained

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A great explanation ! thank you

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Thanks Student in Namibia atleast now I can go write my test.

[@lauranava4037]

omg thank you so much you explain everything better

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[@dobrevalentin6609]

Thank you for your work here! In a few hours I have my final exam in Research Methods. I wish more teachers would have your approach to the thematic of this discipline. Just a curiosity, do you have some kind of teaching preparation? You would be a great teacher nevertheless.

[@maryshuttlesworth225]

Dobre, Thank you for the kind words! I am a college professor, so I do get to teach as my full-time job. Mary

[@maryshuttlesworth225]

Hi Dobre! I hope your exam went well! I am a college professor, so I teach nearly everyday! Thank you for the support!

[@judatalbalula5508]

Informative and beneficial lecture.

[@alanahtargaryen3742]

Dobre Valentin i have my final exam in ten mins lol i found this very helpful as well ;)

[@zahhran5348]

Hello! thank u. I wanted to learn that went to some.teachers but they put on a cold face! I got real gloomy! now after hearing u it's awesome! thank.u mam.for this valuable gift! I want to converse with u more :) have a lot to ask :)

[@maryshuttlesworth225]

Zahhran, I have lots of other psychology videos if you are interested- just search my name, and you will find them easily! Mary

[@urmiladevi3864]

mam pls upload some videos on social psychology..n personality theories.

[@samreplete1842]

thnks a lot u make the concept so good in understanding I really like it I wanna see more of this unit in other part as well hope u read my msg.Thnks.

[@maryshuttlesworth225]

Samip Adhhikari Happy it helped! I have many videos up from Introductory Psychology, Child Development, Research Methods and Abnormal Psychology courses- just check out my channel!

[@imjustmethatsall]

For your comments on observation, it depends on whether naturalistic observation is covert or overt. You seem to have assumed naturalistic = covert, which is incorrect. We could do a naturalistic observation by asking if we could observe someone in their own home for example, they know we are there but they are still in their natural environment. Therefore, a positive of using a naturalistic observation is that we get to watch how people and their environment interact, we cannot assume that they are unaware of our presence.

[@chevonnehart8694]

I'm watching this while busy with a test on research methods lol

[@sshobama]

this helped me in my exam in India

[@samreplete1842]

But marry, I m little confused in the topics of correlation coefficient. Like for instance, are those 2 no 2 variables or what and why n how is the closer the coefficient is to 1 be it a positive or negative , the relationship is stronger or coefficient is to 0 the weaker the relationship, I m really confused. No matter you haven't got many views as you deserve I will be ur good student from Australia at the moment . Thank you.

[@sshobama]

thank you

[@magra5420]

good day im going to ask ,what are requirements of psychological research methods? im struggling, im not sure with my answers hope u can help me, thank u

[@chibaby800]

You are very good tutor. Thanks

[@maryshuttlesworth225]

Happy it helped!

[@urmiladevi3864]

mary mam i m in 2nd yr..graduation n i need to study social psychology n i think u didnt upload any video on that..so i request u to upload those videos too..it will help me.

[@maryshuttlesworth225]

Hi Tanya! If you search my channel, you will find other videos on social psychology and personality theories.

[@urmiladevi3864]

mary mam i didnt get ur videos by ur name so i asked u to upload.

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[@mggz71]

How can you get results from the group that didn’t get any medicine? That’s confusing

[@alexlol152]

Iwillsucceed4sure That would be your control group, or in other words your comparison group. That group is meant to not have received “medicine” so that you can compare the results between a group who did receive the medicine and a group who didn’t. In an experiment, we always want to have a control group to see what would happen if the variable wasn’t given to them so we have something to compare to. For instance if the group who received the medicine received the same results as the group who didn’t receive the medicine then that leads to the researcher to believe the medicine has no effect. Vice versa. :)

[@nimraanwar1699]

Scope kiya a research ka in psychology

[@urmiladevi3864]

wat is the name of ur channel #mary mam?

[@maryshuttlesworth225]

You can just search "Mary Shuttlesworth"

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Keyman

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so boring

[@zachsnyder4312]

Better than the videos college board put out!