A) explanation.
B) control.
C) prediction.
D) description.
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A) ask men to rate their level of arousal.
B) interview men about their level of arousal.
C) measure genital engorgement with a penile strain gauge.
D) determine the number of times men engage in sexual activity.
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A) lack of thorough descriptions of the demographic variables.
B) uncertainty about the subject's background.
C) too little contact time between client and clinician.
D) the lack of rigour compared to an experiment.
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A) No exercise
B) 30 minutes of exercise four times a week
C) Subjects' answers on the questionnaires
D) The questionnaire
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A) cultural level.
B) societal level.
C) interpersonal level.
D) tntrapsychic level.
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A) is the placebo group.
B) is the group that receives the treatment.
C) is the group for which variables are not manipulated.
D) is the control group.
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A) draw some conclusions.
B) formulate a research question.
C) test the hypothesis.
D) conduct the experiment.
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A) Structured interviews
B) Diaries
C) Focus group discussions
D) Multiple-choice questionnaires
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A) women are genitally aroused by a wider range of stimuli than men.
B) men are genitally aroused by a wider range of stimuli than women.
C) men's subjective and objective responses to sexual stimuli tend to be incongruent.
D) both heterosexual and lesbian women are likely to exhibit greater sexual arousal to stimuli depicting male targets.
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A) Once an individual agrees in writing to participate, they must complete the study.
B) Individuals agree not to receive any incentives to participate in the study.
C) Individuals are informed of the benefits and risks of the study but not the procedures.
D) Individuals are informed about the benefits, risks, and procedures used in the study.
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A) Men evolved to possess an innate desire to control and subjugate women.
B) Female biology leads women to assume a caretaker role in family and society.
C) Women are less capable of overcoming psychological pressure than are men.
D) Women are not often leaders because society believes men are more capable than women.
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A) poor locus of control.
B) social desirability bias.
C) researchers not adequately stressing the importance of being honest.
D) a lack of randomization.
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A) establishing a hypothesis.
B) testing a hypothesis.
C) formulating a research question.
D) designing a method.
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A) the association between marijuana use and liberal attitudes towards premarital sex.
B) what happens to the body during sexual response.
C) how people physiologically and subjectively respond to viewing pornography.
D) the frequency of masturbation among American adults.
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A) Psychoanalystic
B) Bio-psychosocial
C) Social-cognitive
D) Behaviourist
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A) the correlational method.
B) laboratory observation.
C) the case study method.
D) the experimental method.
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A) Quantitative
B) Survey
C) Qualitative
D) Experimental
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A) a respondent unaffected by social desirability bias.
B) the influence of social desirability bias.
C) social desirability bias sometimes leading to the overestimation of sexual behaviours.
D) the need to use validity checks to control for social desirability bias.
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