dement & kleitman (1957) rem sleep and dreaming evaluation physiological approach

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DEMENT & KLEITMAN (1957) REM SLEEP AND DREAMING EVALUATION Physiological Approach

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Page 1: DEMENT & KLEITMAN (1957) REM SLEEP AND DREAMING EVALUATION Physiological Approach

DEMENT & KLEITMAN (1957)REM SLEEP AND DREAMINGEVALUATIONPhysiological Approach

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Starter:Evaluating Dement and Kleitman

• With the person next to you:

• Using your questions from last lesson, spend about 5 minutes quizzing each other.

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Group Task

•We have now discussed some ideas about the evaluation of this study

•You’ve become adept at evaluating studies now so in groups you have 25-30 minutes to go through the evaluation

•Make sure you have at least one point for each s/w

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Content PageResearch: Dement & Kleitman

1. Method

2. Sample

3. Data Collection

4. Reliability

5. Validity

6. Suggested Changes

7. Debates

8. Issues

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1. METHOD:

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2. SAMPLESTRENGTHS WEAKNESSES

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3. DATA COLLECTIONSTRENGTHS WEAKNESSES

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4. RELIABILITYSTRENGTHS WEAKNESSES

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4. VALIDITYSTRENGTHS WEAKNESSES

INTERNAL

ECOLOGICAL

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5. SUGGESTED CHANGES Improvement 1

P The thing that I would improve is the ecological validity of the study, because Dement and Kleitman’s study was carried out in a sleep laboratory which is not a natural setting.

E I would do this by… Monitoring participants in their own home. I would have a doctor visit the participants’ houses and connect the EEG equipment in order to record their sleep stages in their natural home environment.

C A strength of this change is that the results would be more ecologically valid than…because I have…. This is a strength because my results will be more representative of…therefore we can…

Improvement 2

P

E

C

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IssuesQUAL/QUAN DATA

LONG/SNAPSHOT

ECOLOGICAL VALIDITY SEE EARLIER

ETHICS FINE

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DEBATESPSYCHOLOGY AS A SCIENCE

USEFULNESS

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Homework• Research:

• Eye witness testimony:• Is it reliable?• What are the issues with it?• Are there any examples of when it has not worked?• In your opinion, should it be used as evidence in court?• Watch this:

• Due next lesson