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The sample contained 46 patients."}]},{"id":"84a32f1e-80d4-44b1-b54b-f90d95582c9d","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why did Ulrich use a matched-pairs design?","back":"To reduce participant differences between view conditions.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"To reduce participant differences between view conditions.","correct":true,"explanation":"Matching patients on relevant characteristics made the tree-view and brick-wall groups more comparable, reducing participant differences as an alternative explanation for recovery outcomes."},{"text":"To increase participant differences between view conditions.","correct":false,"explanation":"A matched-pairs design aims to make conditions more similar, not more different. Ulrich used matching to reduce participant differences between the two window-view conditions."},{"text":"To manipulate patients’ window views between view conditions.","correct":false,"explanation":"Matching does not manipulate the independent variable, and the existing window views were naturally occurring. It was used to reduce participant differences between the view conditions."},{"text":"To eliminate researcher bias between view conditions.","correct":false,"explanation":"Matching primarily controls differences between participants rather than researcher expectations. Ulrich used it to make the tree-view and brick-wall groups comparable on relevant patient characteristics."}]},{"id":"0ad4ad7f-c090-43fe-882b-d2f6ad6a6e9c","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Ulrich operationalised recovery using hospital stay, nurses' notes, [ ] and [ ].","back":"Ulrich operationalised recovery using hospital stay, nurses' notes, number and strength of analgesics and minor complications.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Ulrich operationalised recovery using hospital stay, nurses' notes, number and strength of analgesics and minor complications.","correct":true,"explanation":"These observable records provided several measurable indicators of recovery, including time in hospital, evaluations by nurses, pain medication use and post-operative complications."},{"text":"Ulrich operationalised recovery using hospital stay, nurses' notes, patients’ self-reported happiness and major complications.","correct":false,"explanation":"Ulrich relied on medical records rather than self-reported happiness, and recorded minor rather than major complications. The other measures were number and strength of analgesics and minor complications."},{"text":"Ulrich operationalised recovery using hospital stay, nurses' notes, number and strength of antibiotics and minor complications.","correct":false,"explanation":"The medication measure concerned analgesics for pain, not antibiotics for infection. Recovery was assessed using the number and strength of analgesics alongside minor complications."},{"text":"Ulrich operationalised recovery using hospital stay, nurses' notes, number and strength of analgesics and room-change requests.","correct":false,"explanation":"Room-change requests were not one of Ulrich’s recorded recovery outcomes. He measured number and strength of analgesics and minor complications, alongside hospital stay and nurses’ notes."}]},{"id":"814ab275-e6d7-45cc-81ae-f9223dbd2e42","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"How did a tree view affect hospital stay in Ulrich (1984)?","back":"Patients had a slightly shorter hospital stay.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Patients had a slightly shorter hospital stay.","correct":true,"explanation":"Patients who could see trees were discharged slightly sooner than matched patients facing a brick wall, suggesting that exposure to a natural view supported recovery."},{"text":"Patients had a slightly longer hospital stay.","correct":false,"explanation":"This reverses the direction of Ulrich’s result. Patients with a tree view had a slightly shorter hospital stay than those whose windows faced a brick wall."},{"text":"Patients had a much shorter hospital stay.","correct":false,"explanation":"This exaggerates the size of the observed effect. The tree-view patients did leave hospital sooner, but their stay was only slightly shorter."},{"text":"Patients had an equally long hospital stay.","correct":false,"explanation":"The groups did not have identical lengths of stay. Patients with a tree view had a slightly shorter hospital stay than matched patients with a brick-wall view."}]},{"id":"829bb303-018c-4911-8a06-4759d64b2abd","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What did tree-view patients need less of in Ulrich (1984)?","back":"Strong painkillers.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Strong painkillers.","correct":true,"explanation":"Ulrich found that patients whose rooms overlooked trees required fewer strong analgesics during recovery, suggesting that exposure to a natural view may reduce perceived pain or distress."},{"text":"Antibiotics.","correct":false,"explanation":"Antibiotics treat bacterial infections rather than pain, and Ulrich did not report reduced antibiotic use. The tree-view patients needed fewer strong painkillers during their recovery."},{"text":"Sleeping tablets.","correct":false,"explanation":"Confusing pain management with sleep treatment leads to this choice. Ulrich’s records showed that tree-view patients required fewer strong painkillers, not fewer sleeping tablets."},{"text":"Blood-thinning drugs.","correct":false,"explanation":"This confuses drugs used to prevent blood clots with analgesic medication. Ulrich found lower use of strong painkillers among patients who could see trees."}]},{"id":"14b13746-ff20-456c-8d98-324a3b7725a0","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What was Ulrich's cautious conclusion about nature views?","back":"They may benefit health and recovery.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"They may benefit health and recovery.","correct":true,"explanation":"The evidence suggested an association rather than proving direct causation, so Ulrich appropriately concluded that natural views may support health and recovery rather than guaranteeing an effect."},{"text":"They guarantee complete and rapid recovery.","correct":false,"explanation":"The lack of random allocation means the study cannot establish that nature views guarantee complete recovery. Ulrich cautiously concluded that they may benefit health and recovery."},{"text":"They can replace conventional medical treatment.","correct":false,"explanation":"A natural view may complement medical care through stress reduction, but it cannot substitute for clinical treatment. Ulrich concluded only that such views may benefit health and recovery."},{"text":"They eliminate all surgical complications.","correct":false,"explanation":"Ulrich’s findings did not show that nature views prevent every postsurgical problem. His cautious conclusion was that they may benefit health and recovery."}]},{"id":"4e67fc3e-4f2d-4c6a-975b-1ae22c0900f4","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why might a natural view improve surgical recovery?","back":"It can reduce stress and provide positive distraction.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"It can reduce stress and provide positive distraction.","correct":true,"explanation":"Natural scenes may lower physiological and psychological stress while diverting attention from pain and discomfort, supporting a calmer and potentially quicker postsurgical recovery."},{"text":"It can increase stress and focus attention on pain.","correct":false,"explanation":"Increased stress would generally hinder healing rather than improve it. A natural view may aid recovery by reducing stress and offering a positive distraction from pain."},{"text":"It can increase isolation and provide little stimulation.","correct":false,"explanation":"Social isolation and boredom are unlikely to explain improved recovery and could worsen wellbeing. The proposed benefits are reduced stress and positive distraction."},{"text":"It can raise anxiety and prevent restful sleep.","correct":false,"explanation":"Greater anxiety and disrupted sleep would be expected to impede recovery. Natural views are thought to help by reducing stress and providing a positive distraction."}]},{"id":"9cc47d47-bd04-47a8-8860-e3365cadff94","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why does Ulrich (1984) have strong ecological validity?","back":"Real patients recovered from real surgery in a real hospital.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Real patients recovered from real surgery in a real hospital.","correct":true,"explanation":"The study examined genuine patients undergoing ordinary recovery in their normal hospital setting, so its conditions and behaviour closely reflected real-life healthcare experiences."},{"text":"Student volunteers imagined surgery during an artificial laboratory task.","correct":false,"explanation":"Using student volunteers and simulated surgery would create an artificial task with weak ecological validity. Ulrich instead studied real patients recovering after real surgery in a real hospital."},{"text":"Healthy participants described hypothetical recovery in a classroom questionnaire.","correct":false,"explanation":"Hypothetical questionnaire responses do not reproduce the pain, stress or environment of genuine recovery. Ulrich’s ecological validity came from observing real patients in a real hospital."},{"text":"Paid participants explored simulated wards using virtual-reality equipment.","correct":false,"explanation":"A virtual hospital lacks the consequences and context of actual surgery. Ulrich’s study had stronger ecological validity because real patients recovered in a genuine hospital."}]},{"id":"76a87f1a-0756-4ea5-b83b-82d890ad4ca4","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why is internal validity weaker in Ulrich (1984)?","back":"No random allocation, so room confounds may affect recovery.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"No random allocation, so room confounds may affect recovery.","correct":true,"explanation":"Patients were not randomly assigned to tree-view and wall-view rooms, so uncontrolled room or patient differences could explain recovery outcomes instead of the view itself."},{"text":"No independent variable, so the view could not affect recovery.","correct":false,"explanation":"The study did compare different views, so absence of an independent variable is not the problem. Internal validity is weaker because there was no random allocation, allowing room confounds."},{"text":"Only self-report measures, so patients may exaggerate their recovery.","correct":false,"explanation":"Ulrich used objective hospital records, so reliance on self-reported recovery was not the main weakness. The key concern is no random allocation and possible room confounds."},{"text":"Strong order effects, so repeated testing may affect recovery.","correct":false,"explanation":"Repeated testing is not relevant because patients were not repeatedly completing the same task. Internal validity is weaker because non-random room allocation may have introduced confounds."}]},{"id":"28e90cf8-1eae-4047-960b-f495477d8397","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What limits the generalisability of Ulrich (1984)?","back":"A small sample from one USA hospital.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"A small sample from one USA hospital.","correct":true,"explanation":"The limited number of patients came from a single American hospital, so the findings may not represent other hospitals, cultures, patient groups or types of surgery."},{"text":"A large sample from hospitals across the USA.","correct":false,"explanation":"A large sample drawn from hospitals nationwide would generally improve generalisability rather than limit it. Ulrich used a small sample from only one USA hospital."},{"text":"A cross-cultural sample from several different countries.","correct":false,"explanation":"Including patients from several countries would increase cultural and geographical representativeness. The actual limitation was a small sample from one hospital in the USA."},{"text":"A random sample from the whole USA population.","correct":false,"explanation":"Random national sampling would make the findings more representative, not less. Generalisability is limited because Ulrich’s small sample came from one USA hospital."}]},{"id":"ffc31a81-d0b5-4b8e-846d-42e5bdb4d45b","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"Which ethical issue is raised by using hospital records?","back":"Privacy and confidentiality of patient data.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Privacy and confidentiality of patient data.","correct":true,"explanation":"Hospital records contain sensitive personal and medical information, so researchers must keep data secure, anonymise patients and prevent individuals from being identified without authorisation."},{"text":"Protection from physical harm during surgery.","correct":false,"explanation":"The patients underwent surgery for medical reasons, not because researchers exposed them to danger. The relevant records-based issue concerns privacy and confidentiality of their data."},{"text":"Deception and debriefing of hospital patients.","correct":false,"explanation":"Examining existing records does not involve misleading patients about an experimental task. The central ethical concern is protecting the privacy and confidentiality of sensitive patient information."},{"text":"The right to withdraw from necessary surgery.","correct":false,"explanation":"The research did not determine whether patients could leave medical treatment, so withdrawal from surgery is not the records-based issue. Patient data instead require privacy and confidentiality."}]},{"id":"ef1fa8f2-c5c9-4d1f-91e9-3d9a2183a935","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why should urban renewal involve local residents?","back":"To protect community identity and avoid displacement.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"To protect community identity and avoid displacement.","correct":true,"explanation":"Consulting residents allows renewal to reflect local needs, relationships and traditions, reducing the risk that redevelopment destroys community identity or forces established residents elsewhere."},{"text":"To protect developer profits and increase property prices.","correct":false,"explanation":"Prioritising developers can promote gentrification and neglect existing residents’ needs. Local participation should instead protect community identity and help prevent displacement."},{"text":"To replace local traditions and attract wealthier residents.","correct":false,"explanation":"Replacing local culture and attracting wealthier residents can erode community identity and displace established populations. Involvement should preserve identity and reduce that risk."},{"text":"To accelerate planning decisions and avoid public consultation.","correct":false,"explanation":"Avoiding consultation excludes residents from decisions that directly affect their homes and social networks. Participation is needed to protect community identity and avoid displacement."}]}]}],"examCountdown":{"examDate":"2027-05-18","paperLabel":"Paper 1"},"heading":"Psychological effects of built environment (Social)","title":"Psychological effects of built environment (Social) Flashcards","topbar":{"backHref":"/a-level/psychology/ocr/flashcards"},"topicSidebar":"$L39"}]}],"topicId":"a0e310b3-8072-553a-860f-4c37dcbb467c","walled":"$L3a"}],"$L3b","$L3c"]