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AP Psych Unit 0 Review Game
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Scatterplots are used to show
standard deviations.
correlations.
results of a case study.
the median.
2
An average
Median
Mode
Standard Deviation
Mean
3
Counting off from 1 - 4 and selecting number 4 for your study is an example of random sampling.
True
False
4
The group in an experiment that does NOT recieve treatment or condition.
Control Group
Case Study Group
Independent Variable
Experimental Group
5
An experimental technique where neither the research staff nor the participants know who is the experimental group.
Double-blind Procedure
Single-blind Proecedure
Statistically Significant Procedure
Case Study
6
What is another name for the bar graph used below.
Pie Chart
Scatterplot
Correlation Coefficient Chart
Histogram
7
Measure of the extent to which two variables change together and how well one predicts the other.
Range
Case Study
Standard Deviation
Correlation
8
A "p" value of ______ or less means that the study was statistically significant.
1.0
.55
.05
.10
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Which of the following is illustrated in the graph?
No Correlation
Weak Positive Correlation
Strong Negative Correlation
Range
10
A testable prediction
Theory
Correlation Coefficient
Hypothesis
Experiment
11
The group in an experiment that recieves treatment or a condition.
Dependent Group
Experimental Group
Independent Group
Control Group
12
Observing and recording behavior in naturally occurring situations.
Survey
Experiment
Case Study
Naturalistic Observation
13
Which of the following is respresented in the graph?
Standard Deviation of 1
No correlation
Strong Positive Correlation
Strong Negative Correlation
14
Which of these correlation coefficients indicates the strongest correlation?
-1.00
+0.50
+0.89
-0.33
15
The graph below is an example of
a scatterplot.
negative skew.
a normal curve.
positive skew.
16
If a researcher is trying to establish a casual relationship between eating breakfast and work performance he should use
an experiement.
a correlation study.
a survey.
a case study.
17
The quesiton will appear on the next screen.
Case Study
Correlation Research
Naturalistic Observation
Survey Research
18
Percieving order in random events is also known as
Gambler's Fallacy.
superstitious.
hindsight bias.
overconfidence.
19
A theory is a broad explanation that organizes observations and predicts behavior.
False
True
20
Truthfulness; the study measured what it was supposed to measure
Statistically Significant
Validity
Consistency
Reliability
21
Which of the following is NOT part of research ethics.
Informed Consent
Right to Harm with Consent
Confidentiality
Debriefing
22
The picture below depicts random assignment. This is used in
Surveys
Experiments
Case Studies
Correlation studies
23
Which of these methods would likely include the highest number of research participants?
Naturalistic Observation
Survey
Interview
Case Study
24
Which correlation coefficient indicates that two variables have no correlation?
-1.0
0
+1.0
-.87
25
Within a normal curve, how many scores will occur within one standard deviation from the mean?
85%
68%
50%
99%
26
What is the mode of 4, 6, 9, 4, 4, 5, 1
6
4
5
9
27
The wording effect and expectation effect are both weaknesses of
overconfidence.
a survey.
naturalistic observation.
case studies.
28
Random assignment eliminates which type of variable?
Control Variables
Independent variables
Dependent variables
Confounding variables
29
In the curve below, scores that fall between _____ and _____ are within TWO standard deviations of the mean.
70-130
85-130
55-145
85-115
30
Type of definition that clearly defines variables.
Statistical Definitions
Operational Definitions
Standard Deviation
Glossary Definitions
31
Study of an individual or small group who suffer from rare disease or have unique experiences.
Interview
Naturalistic Observation
Case Study
Survey
32
The quesiton will appear on the next screen.
Field experiment
Naturalistic Observation
Informal survey
Case Study
33
Consistency; researchers can replicate a study
Statistically Significant
Reliability
Validity
Readability
34
"I knew it all along!" phenomenon
Single-blind procedure
Hindsight Bias
Overconfidence
Correlation
35
Why must a researcher use operational definitions?
to reduce overconfidence
to make the study statistically significant
for replication
to reduce hindsight bias
36
Correlation and causation are the same thing.
True
False
37
Everyone in a target population has an equal chance of being selected.
Random Assignment
Double-Blind Procedure
Control Group
Random Sampling
38
The variable that can be manipulated in an experiment.
Control Variable
Independent Variable
Control Group
Experimental Group
39
We tend to be more confident than we are correct. This is known as
correlation.
Gambler's Fallacy
overconfidence.
hindsight bias.
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A hypothesis is considered ___________ if there is a plausible way to disprove it.
Fake
Invalid
Falsifiable
Unrelated