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Review for Exam 1
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Research should not involve exploitation or unfair distribution of benefits.
Justice
Vulnerable Population
Respect for Persons
Beneficence
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Disclosure of reasons for the research and attempts to resolve and negative reactions.
Protection from Harm
Debriefing
Informed Consent
Confidentiality
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Research directed at solving real-world problems.
Descriptive Research
Correlational Research
Basic Research
Applied Research
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Used to eliminate situational confounding variables.
Random Selection
Random Assignment
Experimental Control
Operational Definition
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Participants are told what they will experience in the study before agreeing to participate.
Protection from Harm
Informed Consent
Confidentiality
Debriefing
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The IRB increases its scrutiny of cases involving children, prisoners, and people who are cognitively impaired.
Vulnerable Population
Justice
Beneficence
Respect for Persons
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Stating a hypothesis in terms of experimental procedures.
Random Assignment
Operational Definition
Experimental Control
Random Selection
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The degree of certainty that the IV caused the DV.
Interrater Reliability
External Validity
Test-Retest Reliability
Internal Validity
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Questions in a measure is representative of areas it is supposed to assess.
Predictive Validity
Face Validity
Convergent Validity
Content Validity
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Looks at relationships without establishing causality.
Descriptive Research
Applied Research
Basic Research
Correlational Research
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The same people participate in all of the experimental conditions.
Independent Groups
Correlated Groups
Counterbalancing
Balancing
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Informed consent is part of this principle.
Justice
Respect for Persons
Beneficence
Vulnerable Population
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Used to increase the representativeness of a sample drawn from a population.
Experimental Control
Random Selection
Operational Definition
Random Assignment
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Research do that is
not
looking for sources of covariation.
Descriptive Research
Applied Research
Correlational Research
Basic Research
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The number of times a rat presses a bar before and after being training.
Correctness DV
Degree/Amount DV
Rate/Frequency DV
Latency/Duration DV
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"Well, this questionnaire looks like it measures depression...."
Predictive Validity
Face Validity
Content Validity
Convergent Validity
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Caffeine versus placebo.
Participant Characteristic IV
Experience IV
Environmental IV
Physiological IV
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The variable you measure.
Confounding Variable
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
Disturbance Variable
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This becomes less of an issue when measures are unobtrusive.
Response Bias
Rosenthal Effect
Hawthorn Effect
Order Effect
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Yea-sayers
and
nay-sayers
Hawthorn Effect
Response Bias
Order Effect
Rosenthal Effect
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Particularly important when a measure is intended to assess a stable and enduring trait (e.g., extraversion).
Internal Validity
Test-Retest Reliability
Interrater Reliability
External Validity
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By the third experimental condition, participants are fatigued.
Rosenthal Effect
Order Effect
Hawthorn Effect
Response Bias
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Makes it difficult to find an effect by increasing variability in the DV.
Confounding Variable
Disturbance Variable
Dependent Variable
Independent Variable
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Used to distribute potential confounds in a between-subjects design.
Correlated Groups
Balancing
Independent Groups
Counterbalancing
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A result is due to participants leaving the study, not to the IV.
Statistical Regression
History
Testing
Mortality
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Technique used to control for order effects.
Correlated Groups
Counterbalancing
Independent Groups
Balancing
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The Revised Competitiveness Index relates to other scales measuring competitiveness.
Convergent Validity
Content Validity
Face Validity
Predictive Validity
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Scores on a math test.
Correctness DV
Degree/Amount DV
Rate/Frequency DV
Latency/Duration DV
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Tax Records
Aided Observation
Archival Data
Physical Trace
Self-Report
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Participants are randomly assigned to conditions.
Counterbalancing
Correlated Groups
Independent Groups
Balancing
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With most academic research, the goal is to understand a process, not solve a practical problem.
Correlational Research
Applied Research
Basic Research
Descriptive Research
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The variable you manipulate.
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable
Confounding Variable
Disturbance Variable
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Scores on the Big Five Conscientiousness Scale.
Latency/Duration DV
Degree/Amount DV
Correctness DV
Rate/Frequency DV
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The IRB rejects your study because they feel it would be too stressful for participants.
Informed Consent
Protection from Harm
Debriefing
Confidentiality
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Choose participants in the top 10% of pretest anxiety scores; their scores drop on the post-test but not due to IV.
Statistical Regression
History
Mortality
Testing
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Correlation between the codes of two researchers observing the same behavior.
External Validity
Internal Validity
Interrater Reliability
Test-Retest Reliability
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The degree to which results can be generalized.
Test-Retest Reliability
Internal Validity
External Validity
Interrater Reliability
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In a study of motivational posters and worker productivity, the company raises salaries between pretest and posttest.
Testing
Statistical Regression
Mortality
History
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A study looks at gender differences.
Experience IV
Participant Characteristic IV
Physiological IV
Environmental IV
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Uncontrolled variable that makes it difficult to interpret results.
Independent Variable
Disturbance Variable
Confounding Variable
Dependent Variable
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Training students on effective studying strategies.
Environmental IV
Physiological IV
Experience IV
Participant Characteristic IV
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How long, from the time it is noticed, does it take a person to respond to a text?
Rate/Frequency DV
Correctness DV
Degree/Amount DV
Latency/Duration DV
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Taking an exam with other students versus taking it alone.
Participant Characteristic IV
Experience IV
Physiological IV
Environmental IV
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Used to control for individual confounding variables.
Random Assignment
Operational Definition
Experimental Control
Random Selection
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Research should do no harm; the benefits should outweight the risks.
Justice
Vulnerable Population
Beneficence
Respect for Persons
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Graffiti
Physical Trace
Self-Report
Aided Observation
Archival Data
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People who score high on the Psychopathy Checklist (PCL) are also more likely to commit violent crimes.
Content Validity
Face Validity
Predictive Validity
Convergent Validity
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Post-test crossword performance is better, not because of the manipulation, but because of practice doing crosswords.
Mortality
Testing
Statistical Regression
History
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Participants are assured that their information will be kept private.
Protection from Harm
Debriefing
Confidentiality
Informed Consent
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The experimenter may subtly and unintentionally elicit the predicted response - a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Rosenthal Effect
Hawthorn Effect
Order Effect
Response Bias