A) naturalistic observation
B) participant observation
C) longitudinal study
D) cross-sectional study
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A) Good theories lead to a number of testable hypotheses.
B) A good hypothesis will support a number of different theories.
C) Good theories are unlikely to be supported by research findings.
D) A good hypothesis will ultimately replace the theory it was designed to test.
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A) they are concerned that there will be a third variable problem.
B) the directionality problem is likely.
C) it is impossible to control the variables being studied.
D) they are using psychophysiological assessments.
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A) meta-analysis.
B) experience sampling.
C) replication.
D) correlational research.
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A) American Psychological Association.
B) Association of Psychological Science.
C) National Science Foundation.
D) institutional review board.
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A) experiment, informed consent, debriefing
B) debriefing, informed consent, experiment
C) informed consent, debriefing, experiment
D) informed consent, experiment, debriefing
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A) correlational studies.
B) longitudinal research.
C) naturalistic observation.
D) experimental research.
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A) systematic.
B) reliable.
C) valid.
D) event related.
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A) inferential statistic.
B) variable standard deviation.
C) positive correlation.
D) negative correlation.
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A) an increase in the possibility of selection bias.
B) a decrease in the reactivity of the experimental participants.
C) possible alternative explanations for the results of the experiment.
D) the same treatment for experimental and control groups in the experiment.
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A) a theory
B) a hypothesis
C) an experiment
D) None of the answer options is correct.
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A) variable
B) confounded
C) experimental
D) control
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A) has external validity but not internal validity.
B) has internal validity but not external validity.
C) has construct validity but not external validity.
D) has external validity but not inferential validity.
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A) They want to find out whether their findings would be likely to occur by chance.
B) They want to report the mean, median, and mode of their data.
C) They want to collect information on the reliability of the measures they used.
D) They want to interrogate the external validity of their research.
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A) Description aims to identify the state of a research field; explanation aims to discuss the future of a research field.
B) Description aims to characterize what a phenomenon is; explanation aims to illustrate why a phenomenon occurs.
C) Explanation aims to identify the state of a research field; description aims to discuss the future of a research field.
D) Explanation aims to characterize what a phenomenon is; description aims to illustrate why a phenomenon occurs.
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A) directionality.
B) selection bias.
C) sampling error.
D) confounds.
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A) mean.
B) median.
C) mode.
D) standard deviation.
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A) cannot be measured.
B) can be changed or evaluated.
C) can involve random assignment.
D) can be constants.
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A) rely on inferential statistics.
B) account for the directionality problem.
C) create an operational definition to measure creativity.
D) measure event-related potentials.
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A) confidentiality
B) anonymity
C) risk/benefit ratio
D) deception
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