PSY 300 - Research Methods - Final Exam pt.II

Which design reduces order effects in within-subjects experiments?

In a multiple-baseline design, interventions are:

Which practice contributes to low reproducibility by selectively reporting results?

What kind of study is impossible to replicate?

Face validity refers to:

What distinguishes a research producer from a research consumer?

Which of the following best represents Merton's norm of disinterestedness?

What is the term for science correcting itself through new evidence?

Which of the following is NOT part of a full APA citation?

A scatterplot showing a flat trend line suggests:

Which measure is most objective?

What graph would be best to show a significant interaction in a 2x3 factorial design?

Which question type is most vulnerable to bias?

What is a confound in research?

Empiricism relies on:

What is a common limitation of quasi-experimental designs?

What type of measure involves rating behavior directly?

Which design tests each participant in all conditions?

What is the key characteristic of a true experiment?

What was the main finding of Harlow's monkey experiment?

What type of article combines effect sizes from multiple studies?

Which test is used for correlation between two continuous variables?

What is the benefit of pre-registering a study?

What effect occurs when expectations alone improve outcomes?

Which validity assesses whether the operational definition fits the concept?

Informed consent must be followed by debriefing if:

What is the primary reason small-n designs are used?

What is an example of p-hacking?

Which principle from the APA Code promotes honesty and accuracy?

Which validity type is especially important for causal claims?

Why might a researcher use snowball sampling?

Which of the following is an example of translational research?

What ethical principle requires informed consent?

What method would show if a measure distinguishes between known groups?

Which bias involves only seeking evidence that supports our beliefs?

Which of the following is a categorical variable?

Which of the following is a threat to internal validity in within-subjects design?

Which internal validity threat involves participants dropping out?

Which source is most trustworthy for scientific knowledge?

What is the term for results influenced by participants guessing a study’s purpose?

What is required to support a causal claim? (choose the best combo)

What type of claim argues that one variable causes another?

Why is the term "prove" discouraged in science?

A variable that changes the strength of a relationship is a:

What is a benefit of using open data?

What type of validity is most affected by convenience sampling?

What is the Belmont Report principle focused on minimizing harm?

A measure that is consistent but inaccurate is:

Which type of reliability assesses consistency over time?

What kind of question includes "strongly agree" to "strongly disagree"?