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Question 21

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Research designs that are set up to follow participants over extended periods of time are known as …

A) experimental
B) archival
C) cross-sectional
D) longitudinal

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The type of realism requires that experimental participants be fully involved and absorbed by the experiment and interpret the manipulations in just the ways that the researcher had envisioned is called …

A) mundane realism
B) experimental realism
C) virtual realism
D) manipulative realism

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If an experiment resembles the real world, it is high in …

Random assignment means that …

The methodology that uses existing data that have often been collected for other purppose is …

Some researchers believe that it is best to use multiple operationalizations to define complex concepts related to intimate relationships because ...

Kalei recently read in one of her textbooks that direct eye contact can be interpreted differently across cultures. She starts observing people around her and now believes that couples in love spend more time looking into each others' eyes. Kalei had come up with a/an __________about the relationship between gaze and love.

Naturalness of behavior and naturalness of the setting are advantages of what type of research design?

A/an _____________ specifies, in concrete, measurable terms terms, our variable of interest.

Which of the following is not a type of correlation?

What goal sets the scientific pursuit of knowledge apart from laypeople's astute observations of human behavior?

Which of the following is an example of archival data?

Control, random assignment, and comparison are three important elements of a(n) …

Which of these is NOT likely to influence participants' answers on a survey?

One of the drawbacks of correlational research is that …

When an increase in one variable is related to an increase in another variable, there is …

Which of the following is not a technique to ensure random assignment to the conditions of an experiment?

Using two or more coders or observers to look at data in order to determine if they reach a consensus regarding what they are observing is called …