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Hi everyone

psychology coursework

i would be really grateful if someone could help me with my psycholgy coursework. In the method part of the coursework you have to operationalise the variables. What does this mean??????????? thanks in advance.

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yellow96

It means turning something qualitative into something quantitative so that it can be measured. This might involve designing a scale to compare activities against, so say you were studying how violent children are, shouting would be 1, pushing would be 2, hitting 3 and so on. I think that's right anyway, apologies if I'm wrong.