A) negative
B) zero
C) positive
D) illusory
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A) naturalistic observation
B) experiment
C) correlational
D) case study
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A) intentionality
B) the Rosenthal effect
C) observer bias
D) demand characteristics
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A) a set of personality traits that most good scientists share.
B) unintended cues that suggest how study participants should behave.
C) statements that describe the specific measures that are used to record observations.
D) claims based on anecdotal evidence.
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A) Daily calcium intake and bone mass density,correlation coefficient = +.11
B) Degree of exposure to lead and IQ scores in children,correlation coefficient = -.12
C) Hours of exposure to media violence and aggressive behaviour,correlation coefficient = +.31
D) Number of cigarettes smoked per day and incidence of lung cancer,correlation coefficient = +.39
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A) keep participants from knowing which treatment group they are in.
B) reduce demand characteristics.
C) increase ecological validity.
D) carefully define terms and variables so they can be objectively studied.
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A) Studies with deception can be approved,but only if the deception is necessary and the risk to participants is minimal.
B) The use of deception has no effect on the likelihood the study will be approved.
C) Studies that involve deception go through a different approval process.
D) Studies with deception are never approved.
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A) case study design
B) correlational design
C) experimental design
D) naturalistic observation design
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A) behaviour
B) introspection
C) thoughts
D) feelings
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A) Random assignment
B) Validity
C) Reliability
D) Confounding variable
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A) the experimenter bias effect
B) low reliability
C) the placebo effect
D) confirmation bias
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A) objectivity
B) reliability
C) validity
D) generalizability
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A) She failed to identify the independent variable.
B) She failed to identify the dependent variable.
C) She failed to include an experimental group.
D) She failed to include a control group.
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A) causation
B) description
C) prediction
D) describing relationships
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A) ethics commission
B) inquisition
C) academic safety advisory committee
D) research ethics board
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A) causal variable
B) confounding variable
C) dependent variable
D) independent variable
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A) Case study research is,by definition,immune to the error of making generalizations.
B) Case studies involve far too many people to allow for generalizations.You would be better off using a research design that uses fewer participants.
C) Because a case study involves only one or a few subjects,their actions may be atypical and not representative of a larger group of people or population.
D) The statistics involved in case study research do not allow one to draw larger conclusions about a population.
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A) are unrelated to the scores on the second variable.
B) are related to scores on the second variable.
C) cause the scores on the second variable.
D) are different from the scores on the second variable.
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A) It supports his hypothesis.
B) He is likely to find the same effect if he replicated the study.
C) There is an unacceptable chance that the difference is due to random chance.
D) The experiment was biased.
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A) the new minnow lure
B) the plastic worm
C) both the minnow lure and the plastic worm
D) there is no control
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