Types of variables: independent, dependent. predictor (if there is an r. e criterion. outcome, subject, participant (know the difference of each one and when to use each one] Create an operational definition (an operational definition is different frc definition because it is a definition that make the variable measurable) Difference between experimental. quasi-experimental, correlational Correctly report ALL statistical findings as you would in a RESEARCH PAF it is not correctly reported given the examples I have given you in class you will get points taken off your exam so study this; do not wing it or n up). We have covered 3 different types each with 2 ways When can you make causal claims? When can you not? Calculating Main effects Correctly report statistical findings of a Main Effect (the wording MUST t correct; review my slides on how to report this). Graph to check for an interaction and correctly report whether there is I! an interaction (graph should be COMPLETELY LABELED) Correctly state the null hypothesis and alternative hypothesis when give scenano o Correlational, experimenta\"quasi-experimental. and complex experimentaliquasi-experimental (factorial) designs Understand and CLEARLY EXPLAIN Type | and II error Know and understand probability and non-probability sampling Know and understand both random assignment and random sampling Know the sections of a research paper and how they are reported