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PSYCH 312 1st Edition Lecture 10 Outline of Last Lecture I. Statistical hypothesis testing II. Threats to internal validity Outline of Current Lecture I. Confound vs. extraneous question treeCurrent Lecture - Is this a variable other than the Iv that could affect the DV?o No Then there is no need to worry about ito Yes  Does it vary systematically with the IV OR does it vary non-systematically with the IV- Varies systematically with IVo CONFOUND Variable will increase BETWEEN-GROUP variability/variance- Create differences in DV across each condition—posing as a treatment effect by IV even though there isn’t oneo Increase the risk of a TYPE I ERROR (concluding there is a treatment effect when there isn’t one)- Varies non-systematically with the IVo EXTRANEOUS variable Variable will increase WITHIN-GROUP variability/variance (noise)- Create differences in the DV within each condition, but not across conditions. Increased “noise” makes it hard to detect a treatment effect when there is one. These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.o Increases the risk of a TYPE II ERROR (concluding there is NO treatment effect when there is


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