Across
- 3. Triangulation : Combining different research methods in one study.
- 5. Measurement : Uses numbers and statistics to measure variables.
- 6. : Participants' identifying information is not revealed.
- 7. Data : Information collected directly from participants through surveys or interviews.
- 8. Data : Systematically collected, objective, scientific evidence.
- 12. : Explaining the true purpose of the study after participation.
- 15. Bias : Believing your abilities are better than they objectively are.
- 16. Triangulation : Multiple researchers analyze the same data.
- 19. : Approach emphasizing objective measurement and scientific testing.
- 21. Consent : Participants agree after learning about the study.
- 22. Competence : Ability to understand and work effectively with people from different cultures.
- 23. Triangulation : Using different sources of information such as people, places, or time.
- 24. : Researchers consider how their role affects the data.
Down
- 1. Measurement : Focuses on experiences, thoughts, and emotions.
- 2. Stress or Harm : Discomfort beyond what someone experiences in everyday life.
- 3. : Objective measurement ensures accuracy, consistency, and validity.
- 4. : Using multiple methods or sources to strengthen findings.
- 9. : Ethical, legal, and cultural obligations in research and practice.
- 10. to Withdraw : Participants may leave a study at any time without penalty.
- 11. : Misleading participants when necessary without causing undue stress.
- 13. Data : Personal stories that are informal and subjective.
- 14. : The idea that human behavior is influenced by many factors.
- 17. Nature : Memory distortion that impacts the accuracy of data.
- 18. : Approach that seeks to understand behavior from the participant's point of view.
- 20. : Measurement without bias or personal influence.