Across
- 3. When two variables appear to have a relationship, but can't demonstrate causality.
- 6. You can demonstrate that one variable causes the other.
- 8. The degree to which the sample or study applies to other samples or populations.
- 9. Data, method, research or theory .....
- 10. If a study can be replicated.
Down
- 1. How trustworthy your findings are.
- 2. When the research shows a preference for one side or another.
- 3. Whether the measurements used accurately measure the theory being studied.
- 4. When a theory is over-simplified.
- 5. When neither the participant or researcher knows who is in which condition.
- 7. Participants changing their behaviour because they are being recorded.