Ok great thanks!
Questionnaires and surveysDear Emma, It does not matter. Mine carried it out online.
Setting up your survey/questionnaireDear Bhawna, Art historians will probably have something to say about this, so identifying the artist is a good idea. The harder part will be to find psychological research on the role of bipolar disorder - but the focus could be on creativity...
Writing the EEDear Martin, They don't have to have a justification. They have to explain how they may avoid researcher bias. Simply saying that they would write questions that are not biased is not enough of a procedural control. They should be...
Questionnaires and surveysDear John, Can the students carry out the survey online or on paper? Thank you, Emma
Setting up your survey/questionnaireDear John, I have a student who has decided to write an interdisciplinary essay ( Art & Psychology) . The RQ is To what extent did bipolar disorder influence the artistic expression of Vincent Van Gogh and Edvard Munch ? Will it be better to tweak...
Writing the EEHi Laura and John, For IA discussion points. Can pupils say that the way researcher bias may occur is through leading questions, so to control for that they will ensure the questions follow a neutral and unambiguous tone? Or is that not good...
Questionnaires and surveysDear Ross, I don't see how it could be used for effects of stereotyping. If the study the student chooses has a clear effect of stereotyping (and not simply that stereotyping occurs), then it could be used.
Study guide: Individual and the groupDear John, Can 'illusory correlation' be used in answers to questions about stereotype formation AND the effects of stereotyping?
Study guide: Individual and the group
Maria
Thanks John! It makes sense. Cheers, Maria
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