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Psychology Chapter 1 Scientific Method
Psychology Chapter 1 Scientific Method
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A study method incorporating five steps...survey, question, read, retrieve, and review.
SP3R
SQ3R
SO3R
SQThreeR
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In an experiment, a procedure in which both the participants and the research staff are blind.
experimental group
double blind procedure
control group
double stuff Oreo procedure
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Which research method runs the risk of collecting evidence that may not be representative?
the survey
the case study
experimentation
naturalistic observation
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Professor Carter observes & records the behavior of grocery shoppers as they select item to buy
Is the research he is using a case study?
Is the research he is using a experiment?
Is the research he is using a survey?
Is the research he is using a naturalistic observation?
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Testing your ability to recall information you have studied improves your long term retention..
informed consent
the testing effect
massed practice
SQ3R
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Hunger & taste sensitivity, people are deprived of food for different times b/f taste test.
This research is an example of...an experiment
This research is an example of...naturalistic observation.
This research is an example of...survey research
This research is an example of... correlational research.
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Every 25th person who subscribed to a weekly magazine was contacted by researchers. This is...
replication
double blind procedure
naturalistic observation
random sampling
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A carefully worded statement of the exact procedures used in a research study.
theory
operational definition
pre-operational definition
replication
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Ethical principles developed by psychologists urge investigators to
avoid the use of financial incentives in any kind of study
treat information about people confidentially
avoid the use of animals in experimental research
lessen the use of double blind procedures
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Experimental study of the extent to which mental alertness is inhibited by sleep deprivation,
mental alertness would be the control condition
mental alertness would be the independent variable
mental alertness would be the dependent variable
mental alertness would be the experimental condition
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A factor other than the factor being studied that might influence a study's results.
experimental group
experiment
confounding variable
dependent variable
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A correlation of +0.70 between children's physical height and their popularity among peers is
high levels of popularity/peers with greater physical height
there is no relationship between the two
being short/tall has a negative impact on kid's popularity
It has no causal impact on their popularity
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A method in which researchers vary one or more factors to observe the effect on some behavior.
random assignment
experimental design
experiment
control group
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The tendency to perceive meaningful patterns in random sequences of outcomes can by by...
chance
a placebo effect
psychic powers
hidden values
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In an experiment, the factor that is manipulated.
indecisive variable
double blind procedure
independent variable
dependent variable
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Giving people enough about a study to enable them to decide whether they want to participate.
debriefing consent
informed consent
debriefing
informed content
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DBL blind procedures minimize outcome differences b/t experimental & control conditions
attributed to operational definitions
attributed to replication
attributed to random sampling
attributed to placebo effects
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In an experiment, the group NOT exposed to the treatment.
experimental group
experimental group
random assigned group
control group
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A descriptive technique for obtaining self reported attitudes or behaviors by a random sample.
representative sample
case study survey
dependent sample
survey
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Enhanced memory after retrieving, rather than simply rereading, information.
Testing and re-testing effect
Testing effect
Testing affect
Testing SQ3R Effect
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The most reliable way of assessing athletic performance is boosted by drinking soda w/ caffeine
The most reliable method of assessing is an experiment
The most reliable assessing is a naturalistic observation
The most reliable method of assessing is a survey
The most reliable method of assessing is a case study
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A negative correlation b/t people's work related stress & their marital happiness indicates...
marital unhappiness promotes work related stress
work stress can be a negative impact on marital happiness
higher levels of marital happiness & low work stress
marital happiness has no causal influence on work stress
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A descriptive technique for obtaining the self reported attitudes or behaviors of a group.
naturalistic observation
case study
survey
surveillance
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Researchers control factors that might influence a dependent variable by means of...
experimental
correlational
random assignment
control
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Bobby was sure they answered most of the mc questions correctly because it was common sense.
But, he scored less than 60% this illustrates overconfidence
But, he scored 60%, this illustrates random assignment
However, he scored less than 60% this illustrates bias
But, he scored 60%, this illustrates a confounding variable
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A sample that fairly represents a population because each member can be included.
population
continuous sample
correlation
random sample
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Which of the following in an effective remedy for mild to moderate depression and anxiety?
informed consent
dual processing
retrieval practice
aerobic exercise
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Repeating the essence of a research study, to see whether the basic finding can be reproduced.
operational definition
replication
hypothesis
hypothesis
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In an experimental study of the effects of dieting on weight loss, dieting would be the...
control condition
independent variable
dependent variable
placebo
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A testable prediction, often implied by a theory.
hypotenuse
hypothesis
hypoglycemic
theory
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SQ3R is an acronym for an effective?
operational definition
study method
case study
debriefing procedure
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The factor that is measured in an experiment.
confounding variable
dependent variable
independent variable
experimental group
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All the groups being studied, from which samples may be drawn.
independent sample
population sample
correlation
population
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Explaining to participants the study's purpose and any deceptions researchers used.
natural consent
testing effect
debriefing
informed consent
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Someone flips a coin six times, which of the following sequences of heads and tails is likely?
all these sequences would be equally likely
HTTHTH
HHHTTT
TTHHTH
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An explanation using principles that organize observations and predict behaviors or events.
hypothesis
operational definition
replication
theory
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A measure of the extent to which two events vary together, and how they predict each other.
population
correlation
spurious correlation
random sample
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Stacey says children are more impulsive than adults and it will be hard to control anger.
Stacey prediction of anger management is a placebo effect.
Stacey prediction of anger management is a definition.
Stacey prediction of anger management is a hypothesis.
Stacey prediction of anger management is informed consent
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In a well controlled experiment, researchers seek to minimize...
confounding variables
informed consent
random assignment
replication
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Results caused by expectations alone
placebo
placenta effect
placebo effect
control group
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In an experiment, the group exposed to treatment.
adverse group
control group
double blind procedure group
experimental group
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Assigning participants to experimental and control groups by chance.
random assessment
random assignment
experiment
experimental group
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An inactive substance or condition that is sometimes given to those in a control group.
placebo
placebo effect
control group
experimental group
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Psychological theories help to
explain observed facts
organize scientific observations
Psychologists do all of these things!
generate hypotheses
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A descriptive technique in which one individual or group is studied in depth.
independent study
naturalistic observation
survey
case study