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1 What we have learnt 1 - 6

2 Independent Variable dependent Variable Extraneous Variables Laboratory Experiments Natural Experiment (Field)

3 Correlational Analysis ? Curvilinear

4 Observational Techniques Non-Participant Observation Participant Observation Overt Observation Covert Observation Naturalistic Observation Controlled Observation

5 Case Studies ?

6 Aims and Hypotheses Aims Hypotheses Experimental Hypothesis Null Hypothesis Non-Directional Hypothesis Directional Hypothesis Pilot Studies

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