Methods of Enquiry in Psychology · Class 11 Psychology · Chapter 2

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🧠 Methods of Enquiry in Psychology

CBSE Class 11 Humanities & Commerce · Psychology · Chapter 1

24Notes slides
15Quick-drill MCQs
30Exam-paper marks
20CBT questions
3Topper templates
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📖Notes Deck24 slides · 265 KB

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85%State and explain the goals of psychological enquiry — List all goals first (description, prediction, explanation, control, application), then one line + example each.4 MARKS
80%Explain the experimental method / distinguish IV from DV and experimental from control group — Define IV (manipulated) vs DV (measured); control group gets NO treatment; only experiments prove causation.5 MARKS
70%What is correlation? Correlation does not imply causation — Define +ve/-ve/zero correlation, then use the ice-cream-and-drowning third-variable example to prove no causation.4 MARKS
60%Distinguish naturalistic vs controlled / participant vs non-participant observation — Naturalistic = real setting no interference; controlled = structured/lab; participant = observer joins the group.3 MARKS
65%Case study: choose the right method + state the ethical issues — Spot the cue, name the method, name IV/DV if any, then list informed consent, debriefing and confidentiality.6 MARKS
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