experiments

experiments

Experiment No: 1
Introduction to Experimentation

Objective: To familiarize the student with some of the Logic of Research

Introduction:

Apparatus: Pencil and paper, Timer with second hand

Procedure:





Results: Each E draws a graph of his five and his four estimates. The achievement scores
are average for the entire group and plotted on the graph.

Discussion: What can be concluded on about the graph? Generally, we expect a rising
achievement curve. What is the cause of the rise? For discussion purpose E can
suggest that the rise is due to practice.

Why is this not a legitimate conclusion?
Is the task a suitable from which to draw any conclusions about personality
factors? The graph curve will normally be a smooth one. What is the slope?
Negative or positive acceleration?
How do individual curve compare with group curve?
Experiment No: 3a
Word Association Test

Objectives 1. To determine which type of association test will elicits a shorter reaction time,
the free association test or the partially controlled association test

2. To determine which type of association test will elicit more response word, the
free association test or the partially controlled association test

Introduction Discuss word association test. Differentiate between free association and
controlled association

Apparatus Watch with sweep second hand, four association test

Set I….Free association test consisting of 55 stimulus

Set II…Free Association word test consisting of 15 stimulus words

Set III…Partially controlled continuous association test consisting of 5 stimulus
words

Set IV…partially controlled (synonyms) test consisting of 20 stimulus words

Divide the class into group of three students each. Each member of the group
takes turns at being the experiment. The recorder and the subject administer the
four sets of words association test to the subject in the following manner.

Procedure For...

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