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Research and Programming 5
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Question 22
inductive logic.
an empathic assertion.
deductive logic.
an I statement
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Question 6
trend analysis
the Hawthorne effect
the Rosenthal effect is
the Halo effect
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Question 16
O*NET.
SPSS
a random number table or random number generation computer program.
ERIC, for primary and secondary resources
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Question 21
inductive logic or reasoning.
attrition or so-called experimental mortality.
deductive logic or reasoning.
construct validity.
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Question 5
observer bias
the Halo effect
the Rosenthal effect or the expermentor expectancy effect
the Hawthorne effect
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Question 11
a mean of 100 and a standard error of measurement of 3.
formal procedures for test administration and scoring.
a mean of 100 and an SD of 15.
a reliability coeffi cient of +.90 or above.
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Question 2
survey; 10-25%
survey; 5%
survey; 95%
survey; 50-75%
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Question 4
the Rosenthal effect is
the Halo effect
the Hawthorne effect
a Type II error in the research
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Question 1
the researcher will rely on a 2×3 factorial design
the researcher manipulates the IV and the DV.
the researcher manipulates the IV.
the researcher does not manipulate or control variables.
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Question 18
she absolutely, positively cannot run a true experiment
she could accomplish this using systematic sampling.
her research will absolutely, positively be casual comparative research.
her research will be correlational.
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Question 7
it helps to remove confounding, extraneous variables.
statistically eliminate difference in average value influenced by covariate
it controls for sample differences which exist.
it is a correlation coefficient.
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Question 9
68 people
99 people
95 people
7 people
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Question 10
Sam will beat Jeff if they both are tested again.
Sam and Jeff’s scores will stay about the same if they take the test again
Sam and Jeff will both score over 95 next time.
Sam’s score will increase while Jeff’s will go down.
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Question 12
all of the above
the researcher has an accomplice pose as a client.
the same people are studied over a period of time.
researcher relies on single observation of a variable being investigated
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Question 24
a speed test
a Likert scale
a projective measure
unacceptable for use in standardized testing
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Question 17
Stratified sampling would be best.
Cluster sampling is called for
Horizontal sampling is required.
Standard (i.e., simple) random sampling is adequate.
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Question 15
the Pygmalion effect.
ahistoric therapy.
counterbalancing.
multiple treatment interference.
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Question 3
the placebo effect
the Hawthorne effect
the Halo effect
the learned helplessness syndrome
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Question 8
causal comparative research.
correlation research.
a cohort study.
a true experiment.
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Question 14
percentile rank.
one- and two-tailed t tests.
summative or formative evaluation.
Duncan’s multiple-range, Tukey’s, or Scheffe’s test.
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Question 20
Soloman and the Kruskal-Wallis H-test.
Mann-Whitney U-test, often just called the U-test.
Wilcoxon signed-rank test for matched pairs.
All of the above are nonparametric measures.
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Question 23
the standard error of measurement (SEM).
the mode for the test.
the standard deviation.
the range of scores in his class.
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Question 19
outlines a procedure.
is theoretical.
is synonymous with the word axiom.
outlines a construct.
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Question 13
internal versus external validity.
ipsative versus normative interpretation of test scores.
the use of the nonparametric chi-square test.
demand characteristics of experiments.
