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Research in Psychology 6. (Apply findings to behavior) 5. Present Findings 4. Carry out research 3. Pick a method of research 2. Choose a population and.

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1 Research in Psychology 6. (Apply findings to behavior) 5. Present Findings 4. Carry out research 3. Pick a method of research 2. Choose a population and a sample 1. Question about behavior

2 Research Methods Descriptive/ Correlational Studies- describe, but do not explain -Naturalistic Observation -Case study -Survey Experiment- researcher controls/ manipulates variables to discover their effects on other variables Developmental Studies- show how different age groups vary -Longitudinal -Cross- sectional

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5 Research in Psychology 6. (Apply findings to behavior) 5. Present Findings 4. Carry out research 3. Pick a method of research 2. Choose a population and a sample 1. Question about behavior

6 Research Methods Descriptive/ Correlational Studies- describe, but do not explain -Naturalistic Observation -Case study -Survey Experiment- researcher controls/ manipulates variables to discover their effects on other variables Developmental Studies- show how different age groups vary -Longitudinal -Cross- sectional

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