Independent and Dependent Variables
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- Опубліковано 26 кві 2021
- What is the difference between independent and dependent variables? In this video, Dr. Kushner breaks down how variables are used in psychology research.
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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🚗 Understanding Variables in Psychology
- Variables can change or vary within a study.
- Identifying independent and dependent variables is essential.
01:03 🧪 Defining Variables and Independent Variable
- Variables can include factors like mood, weather, age, and traffic.
- The independent variable, in this case, is the color of the car.
03:04 🌈 Making the Independent Variable Independent
- The independent variable must be isolated and separate from other variables.
- All other variables must remain constant and unchanged.
05:11 📊 Understanding the Dependent Variable
- The dependent variable is the data or results collected to see if the independent variable had an effect.
- In this case, the dependent variable is the speed of the car.
07:03 📈 Graphing Variables
- Independent variables are typically plotted on the x-axis, while dependent variables are on the y-axis in a graph.
- Graphs help visualize and analyze the relationship between variables.
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Do you think that there is casual relationship between color, which is categorical and speed. How do you say speed changes as color changes?
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In ths question which one is my independent variable ?" use the titanic data to fit a linear regression model between age versus the passenger class “?
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Great video!!! Thank you so much :) but I have a question. How to you hold a mood constant?
Good question! This is why researchers rely on RANDOM ASSIGNMENT - each person in the study has an equal chance to be in the experimental group and control group. This ensures both groups are relatively the SAME. That is, you really can't control for mood, but if you use random assignment than the goal is you have equal number of people who are angry/sad/nervous/etc. in both groups. In a sense, you are cancelling out the moods. Does this make sense?
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Check your understanding:
A psychologist is examining the effects of sleep deprivation on reaction time. What is the dependent variable in this experiment?
A. the sample of participants
B. reaction time
C. sleep deprivation
D. participants nighttime routine
A
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Somewhat psychology related but…
Studying “the effects of maternal stress on prenatal development”
The teacher in me can’t give you the answer. What is the IV and DV? What are some potential confounding variables?
@@PsychExplained oh gosh lol… I had to make a table of my articles I found and list the IV and DV… kept replaying your video… some are hard for me to pick out in some studies… ok here goes it. IV Maternal stress, DV prenatal dev. Other variables: preexisting health conditions: HTN, DM, obesity, finances, health literacy/disparities, taking Prenatal vit, prenatal check ups…. :/ still don’t feel confident
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