This research has also discovered other interesting results. First is that the quantitative assessment is lower for about 810 percent points than the qualitative. Second, people don’t consider intercourse as source of happiness, but they believe that it is enjoyable than cultural activities or volunteer works. Then, when their money or income increases they are become happier. Next is that women are happier than men; lastly, out of 10 respondents, 8 people believed that happiness is related to the growth of the economy is the same as happiness, as opposed to the same studies.
Agreeing with past research, males were found to be better at both tasks, with female reaction times, in the Line judgment task, found to be larger. In the computerised driving test males again did better than females, their results coinciding with that of the Line judgment test, but, with females, there was seen to be a variation in correlation between both tests. Due to this, the driving test was discussed to be a good form of visuospatial task, or bad. We looked at other factors that might have helped towards this variance in results and drew the conclusion that factors, such as practice, do play a role in the driving test, therefore proving to be a bad way of measuring visuospatial abilities between males and females. Introduction The study of difference in gender has many experiments in which one can find a real majority in either males or females.
Sex Roles, Vol. 4, No. 2, 1978 Is Beauty Talent? Sex Interaction in the Attractiveness Halo Effect 1 Robert M. Kaplan 2 San Diego State University Two experiments were performed to replicate and extend previous findings o f judgmental bias which favors physically attractive people. In the first experiment male and female subjects judged an essay purportedly written by an attractive or an unattractive female author.
85% accurately recalled the testimony and 80% remembered what expert said about memory and Eye witness testimony. Confidence was highest in good witnessing identifying condition. This suggests that expert testimony improved juror’s knowledge and focused more to WIC. It decreased reliance of witness confidence alone which may help prevent miscarriages of
Ross McGinty Research Methods In Communication Homework #2 This study by Carl Botan and Lawrence Frey looked to prove if there were differences between worker's attributions of trustworthiness toward their labor union and its messages. Botan and Frey used survey questionnaire research to find these answers. The two hypothesized the following five advances. Labor union members will demonstrate a significantly greater degree of trust in their labor union and/or its messages than will non-labor union members. Male workers will demonstrate a significantly greater degree of trust in their labor union and/or it messages than will female workers.
This led to years of experiments which gave Sperry a reliable theory on which functions lie in which hemispheres. The research done on the differences between the male and female brains is very intuitive and gives a lot of explanation to questions we ask every day and solves common problems among the sexes. First off, it is now a proven scientific fact that the male brain is larger than the females. However, even with its increased size, it does not necessarily mean we are smarter. Brain functions such as emotions, relationships, and language are fields in which women excel.
A study by Eagly and Wood (1991 as cited in Ahmad et al., 2013) has highlighted some expected characteristic feature in male and female. For example, males are expected to be competitive, logical, assertive, independent and objective while females are expected to be more supportive, accommodating, dependent, illogical, sensitive and passive. Additionally, studies (Milevsky et al., 2007; Moksnes & Espnes, 2013) have shown that males have a higher self-esteem than females. However, a study by Erol and Orth (2011 as cited in Moksnes & Espnes, 2013) found gender have no significant differences in the level of self-esteem. Thus, future research is needed to ascertain the relationship of gender differences in adolescents’
How about the influence of the teacher? Suppose it just so happened that the teacher in the small class is much better than the teacher in the large class and this is the reason why the students in the smaller class did well. The 'type of teacher' becomes an intervening variable because it was an important factor that was not initially considered by the researcher. Suppose that there were two different types of books used or two different types of curricula used? Suppose it just so happens that the students in the small class happen to be smarter than those in the large class?
Academically successful students will have more employment opportunities than those with less education. Thus, academic success may mean the difference between working at a job merely “because it pays the rent” and working at a job that one enjoys (Rentner & Kober, 2001, p. 15). Research also shows that people who are academically successful • are more stable in their employment; • are more likely to have health insurance; • are less dependent on public assistance; • are less likely to engage in criminal activity; • are more active as citizens and charitable volunteers; and • are more healthy (National Alliance of Business, Inc., 1998). According to Ruby Payne in her book , A Framework for Understanding Poverty, low achievement can be closely correlated with low socioeconomic status. Poverty can be related to academic achievement in the United States.
A cliché yet concrete example could be; males are better in math than the females. The doer of this