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Only these can determine cause/effect relationships
Quasi-Experiments
Case Studies
Correlations
Experiments
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A variable that accidentally got in the experiment and can influence results.
mediator
dependent
independent
confounding
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Involves describing an organism's behavior in the "wild" or "real world" without intervening
Case Study
Archival Research
Survey
Naturalistic Observation
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Treating all my participants exactly the same, following uniform procedures.
placebo effect
naturalistic observation
between-subjects design
standardization
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Following the same group over time and measuring how they change and/or develop.
single-blind
double-blind
cross-sectional
longitudinal
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Which test has the highest reliability based upon correlation?
.79
-.90
-.65
.65
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When one variable increases and other decreases
mediated relationship
moderated relationship
positive correlation
negative correlation
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neither the participant or experimenter knows what condition they are in; helps get rid of bias
self-fulfilling prophecy
standardization
single-blind
double-blind
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Before participants starts an experiment they sign a form saying they understand and volunteer
confidentiality
debriefing
risk-benefit analysis
informed consent
10
I will examine separate groups of people at different ages to determine how people develop.
cross-sectional
archival
sequential
longitudinal
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The in-depth study of an individual, for example with a rare disorder or neurological condition
Archival Research
Naturalistic Observation
Case Study
Survey
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A few extreme scores can distort the distribution; here a few very high scores results in a:
Standard Normal Distribution
Negative/Left Skew
Positive/Right Skew
Bimodal Distribution
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The mean is vulnerable to influence by extreme scores called:
outliers
case studies
confounds
weirdos
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All of the following are problems with longitudinal designs EXCEPT:
other events can happen btw time points
participants may drop out
cannot imply cause/effect
take a long time to complete / expensive
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If someone gets a 97th percentile on a standardized test that means they:
scored 97% of the questions correct
scored approximately average
scored worse than 97% of the population
scored better than 97% of the population
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If you believe in a statement you may subtly act to make it come true (horoscopes, stereotypes)
self-fulfilling prophecy
double-blind procedures
spurious relationship
single-blind procedures
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A researcher wants to investigate the effect caffeine on response time, the dependent variable:
caffeine
the experimenter
the participants
response time
