I'm doing my IA first version, and I am a bit unsure of what operational definition means. And more specifically, what it is for the Stroop effect. Could someone clarify? Thanks.
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#1
Posted May 17, 2012 - 18:25
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#2
Posted May 17, 2012 - 18:39
I will try to explain this as best I can. Here goes
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When you are doing a study you are usually investigating some sort of phenomenon like attention, perception, intelligence etc. When you choose to do a study on say intelligence you have to operationally define intelligence in terms of some variable. Intelligence is often operationally defined as IQ in some studies. Similarly, the stroop effect is an operational definition (a measure of) interference in attention when you compare the congruent word color pairs to the incongruent word color pairs.
I hope that makes it somewhat clear.
When you are doing a study you are usually investigating some sort of phenomenon like attention, perception, intelligence etc. When you choose to do a study on say intelligence you have to operationally define intelligence in terms of some variable. Intelligence is often operationally defined as IQ in some studies. Similarly, the stroop effect is an operational definition (a measure of) interference in attention when you compare the congruent word color pairs to the incongruent word color pairs.
I hope that makes it somewhat clear.
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Posted May 22, 2012 - 08:47
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