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Across 1. Sampling method where your participants are in the right place at the right time 4. The participants used in your study 8. Participants must know what the experiment will entail. What sort of consent is this? 9. How true your study is - are you actually measuring what you say you are? 10. A controlled study which takes place in a natural environment 12. When you mislead your participants about the experiment in some way 14. Sampling method where every person in your target population has an equal chance of being selected 15. The variable you change 16. Matched _ _ _ _ _ Design. Participants who are similar on specific criteria are put in different groups 20. Participants should know at all times that they are allowed to leave the study (3 Words) 21. Data which can only be expressed through words and meaning 24. A study with an IV which already existed before you began 26. Based on opinion and interpretation - not very replicable 28. When using repeated measures, you should do this to cancel out any order effects 30. Your prediction for the experiment, based on previous research 31. The committee which decide on the ethical guidelines 32. If you mislead your participants, you must include this at the end 33. What you find from your study - the outcomes 34. Not based on opinion - this is cold, hard fact 35. When taking part in one condition makes it harder for the participants to perform to their best in the next condition

Down 2. How you carry out your study 3. Something which can be minimised by using a larger sample or a repeated measures design (2 Words) 5. When taking part in one condition helps participants to perform better in the next 6. The overall objective of your experiment 7. The moral considerations for an experiment 11. The variable you measure 13. How you interpret your data - what did you find? 17. Measuring the relationship between two variables 18. Where participants offer themselves up to be in your study - usually as a result of advertising 19. Independent _ _ _ _ _ _ Design. Participants take part in only one condition each 22. Data which can be expressed numerically 23. Any variable which affects your results other than the IV 25. How replicable the study is - if you did it again, would you find the same results? 27. A controlled study which takes place in an artificial environment 29. Repeated _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Design. Each participant takes part in every condition