My learning observation was something about looking at gender differences in car sizes - I talked about inter-rater reliability being an issue
That was mine too I said we used chi squared, p<0.05 probability results are due to chance less than or equal to 5%. It was a test of difference with nominal data, independent groups. Observe value greater than critical value.
Subjective interpretation of car size Improved through inter rater reliability - use a partner to compare results with, if results are similar, it is reliable
That was mine too I said we used chi squared, p<0.05 probability results are due to chance less than or equal to 5%. It was a test of difference with nominal data, independent groups. Observe value greater than critical value.
Subjective interpretation of car size Improved through inter rater reliability - use a partner to compare results with, if results are similar, it is reliable
Nice! However, I argued there wasnt any significant difference since I guess you can argue it both ways
I just made it up, I made up the critical and observed value too. What other subjects do you do? I do geography, biology and chemistry
From what I remember, you dont need to know the observed or critical value, however its fine if you stated it. I also do geography! which exam board are you on? Im on Edexcel
From what I remember, you dont need to know the observed or critical value, however its fine if you stated it. I also do geography! which exam board are you on? Im on Edexcel
Aqa! I'm confident with geography though, I'm predicted an A* - it's a lot easier than psychology!
I hope grade boundaries are quite reasonable, there's a mixture of thoughts for this paper. Was hoping to get an A to push my whole grade up, but seems so unlikely.. Need to work my arse off for A2 psych ahh
I hope grade boundaries are quite reasonable, there's a mixture of thoughts for this paper. Was hoping to get an A to push my whole grade up, but seems so unlikely.. Need to work my arse off for A2 psych ahh
How do you feel for unit 3 and 4? What topics did you college pick for unit 3? (Psychology)
Unit 3 - child and criminological, I find unit 3 easier than unit 2. I've done well in mock exams for unit 3 it's just a lot more straightforward.
Unit 4 - eww, it's so much information I'm not very good at it. Mocks have gone ok... But I'm hoping unit 1,2,3 compensate for my unit 4 poor performance.
Unit 3 - child and criminological, I find unit 3 easier than unit 2. I've done well in mock exams for unit 3 it's just a lot more straightforward.
Unit 4 - eww, it's so much information I'm not very good at it. Mocks have gone ok... But I'm hoping unit 1,2,3 compensate for my unit 4 poor performance.
How about you?
We're doing Child and Health, I find child pretty good as its straightforward like you said. Clinical side of unit 4 I think its decent but issues and debates I hate it so much information
We're doing Child and Health, I find child pretty good as its straightforward like you said. Clinical side of unit 4 I think its decent but issues and debates I hate it so much information
Tell me about it at least we have an advantage by resitting unit 2 though
I guess so, but theres still so much stuff you need to know from unit 1 :/
Like what? :/ Ewt / CBT for cognitive contributions Understanding prejudice SIT and understanding obedience (agency theory from social) Milgram / hofling / meeus and raajmakers Anything I've missed? I'm not sure if you need to know MSM, LOP, Godden and Baddeley