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A) precision
B) skepticism
C) openness in regard to ideas and research
D) avoidance of risky predictions
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A) to conduct a double-blind study in each of the pubs.
B) to make sure the study had test-retest reliability
C) to be able to determine experimenter effects at a later point in time.
D) to make sure that their intentions were not obvious to those they were observing.
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A) standardizing the norms
B) measuring the test-retest reliability
C) measuring the alternate-forms reliability
D) establishing the criterion validity
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A) the researchers made an error in their calculations since babies don't attract storks!
B) since storks don't bring babies,one may assume that correlation never represents causation.
C) when many storks are nesting in the villages then researchers may predict fewer human births.
D) the number of human births may be predicted by knowing the number of stork nestings.
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A) creativity in developing new ideas to test
B) reliance on empirical evidence
C) intense conviction that a hypothesis is true
D) reliance on scientific authority
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A) inferential statistics.
B) projective tests.
C) objective tests.
D) norms.
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A) number of pounds lost
B) length of time on the diet
C) the amount of carbs in each diet
D) the number of calories in each diet
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A) experimental sample
B) single-blind sample
C) significance tests
D) representative sample
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A) conducting a cross-sectional study.
B) conducting a longitudinal study.
C) performing a meta-analysis procedure.
D) able to draw firm conclusions about cause and effect.
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A) These methods allow psychologists to separate truth from unfounded belief.
B) These methods allow psychologists to gain respect from the "hard" sciences.
C) These methods allow psychologists to sort out conflicting views.
D) These methods allow psychologists to correct false ideas that might cause people harm.
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A) series of case studies.
B) double-blind experiment.
C) laboratory observation.
D) naturalistic observation.
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A) the APA now does not allow deception.
B) debriefing is required when deception is used.
C) subjects who are deceived must receive therapy free of charge if requested.
D) deception is allowed as long as subjects are volunteers.
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A) are both reliable and valid.
B) are neither reliable nor valid.
C) are reliable,but not valid.
D) are valid,but not reliable.
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A) it lacks a control condition.
B) it lacks a well-developed hypothesis.
C) over thirty percent of the people did not improve.
D) he conducted an experiment when he should have done a laboratory observation.
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