PSYC 308 Lecture Notes - Winter 2018 Lecture 3 - Social perception, Hindsight bias
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Manipulating people to be addictive to a substance is violating the research ethics: the rat have a choice whether to be right or left. One condition: cocaine vs. saline concludes rats become addicted to cocaine. Another condition: oreo vs. carrots oreo is addictive. You need a shared control condition: make the substance comparison the same. It can be simple preference rather than addiction: there is no causal relationship: you did not randomly assign people to get attorney or not. The group hire attorney can be different at the first place: cycle of science. When you interpret data and refine the theory, you want people who stand on the other side of the theory to review your data. Help point out when you are making unjustified conclusions: idea contrasts with a theory. Unorganized principles: having cellphones in a classroom interferes with study. Organized principle: when the person pay attention to phone instead of something else.
