PSYC 203 Final Exam Review Game

Which is a data collection technique involving noninvasive observation of individuals in their natural environments?

Which study observed participants' compliance to inflict pain on another person simply because they were told to?

Which of the following is not a strategy researchers use to share their research?

What is an effective way to get a large diverse sample of participants for a study?

What is a source of bias where participants changing their behavior because they are aware that they are being observed?

What is a group of individuals a researcher seeks to learn about from a research study?

What refers to the researcher’s responsibility to protect the participants’ identity and right to privacy?

What type of study examines relationships between multiple dependent variables without manipulating any variables?

What is the hypothesis that an effect or relationship does not exist in the population ?

What is wrong with this citation: Smith, M. (2000), Journal of Applied Psychology, (20), 56-68.

Which of the following represents research where each participant experiences only 1 level of the independent variable?

What is a sample chosen from the population so available individuals are chosen based on who volunteers to participate?

What is the major difference between a Pretest-Posttest design and a Time Series design?

Which of the following

What is a specific prediction regarding the results of a research study?

What bias in internal validity is described early testing affecting later testing in a study?

A literature review involves reading through what kind of literature?

Why type of validity the degree to which the results of a study apply to realistic behaviors outside the study?

What refers to seeking only confirmation evidence and ignoring contradictory evidence?

Which of the following is not a major section of an academic journal article?

What refers to the set of statistical procedures used by researchers to test hypotheses about populations?

What is an error made in a significance test when the researcher rejects the null hypothesis when it is actually true?

Define a scale of measurement that involves equally-spacednumerical responses, but scores are not ratios of each other.

What type of validity indicates that a survey measures the behavior it is designed to measure?