What did the results show about autistic adults?

They scored significantly lower

What was the primary aim of the study?

To test theory of mind in adults with autism

Theory of mind refers to:

The baility to attribute mental states to oneself and others

What task were participants asked to do?

Matched eye images from body language

Why was the study revise din 2001?

It had a ceiling effect and limited response options

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1
What is one strength of the study?
It used animals as well
High ecological validity
It had a very large sample
Standardized and replicable
2
What did the results show about autistic adults?
They identified more emotions
They performed equally well as controls
They scored significantly lower
They had higher IQs
3
What was a weakness of the study?
Low internal validity
Relied only on qualitative data
Lack of control groups
Low ecological validity
4
What type of experiment was it?
Field experiment
Lab experiment
Natural experiment
Quasi-experiment
5
How many items were on the revised Eyes Test?
25
20
36
40
6
What psychological approach does this study fall under?
Biological approach
Cognitive approach
Learning approach
Social approach
7
What was the primary aim of the study?
To evaluate intelligence in autistic adults
To test theory of mind in adults with autism
To test memory in autistic children
To develop a new treatment for autism
8
What concept is the study designed to measure?
Reaction time
Visual memory
Theory of mind
Emotional intelligience
9
Theory of mind refers to:
The ability to attribute mental states to oneself and others
The ability to controls ones emotions
The baility to attribute mental states to oneself and others
Logical reasoning under pressure
10
What was a key contorl group in the study?
Children under 10
Psychologu undergraduates
Parents of autistic children
Matched IQ participants
11
Whatw as a key result regarding the glossary?
It was only used by Group 1
It had no significant effect
It confused participants
It improved scores significantly
12
Which condition is primarily studied in the studies research?
Autism
Dyslexia
OCD
ADHD
13
How many groups were included in the study?
2
3
5
4
14
What ethical guideline was upheld in the study?
None were followed
Deception
Physical harm
Confidentiality
15
Which group scored the lowest on the Eyes Test?
Group 2 (IQ matched controls)
Group 1 (AS/HFA)
Group 3(normal adults)
Group 4 (students)
16
Which of these is NOT one of the groups in the study?
Matched IQ groups
Manual workers
Univeristy students
HFA
17
What was the smaple size of group 1?
18
20
15
16
18
What type of data collected in the study?
Psychological
Observational
Qualititative
Quantitative
19
What type of research design was ued?
Matched pairs
Case study
Repeated measures
Independent measures
20
What task were participants asked to do?
Matched eye images from body language
Matched words to facial expressions
Matched eye images to emotions
Label emotions from full-face photos
21
Why was the study revise din 2001?
It only wokred for children
It had a ceiling effect and limited response options
It was too easy
It lacked validity
22
What was used to ensure particitpants understood emotion words?
A vocabulary test
A practice run
A glossary
A dictionary
23
What was the average IQ of the participants in Group 1?
100
120
85
115
24
Each question had how many options?
4
3
5
6
25
Gender played a factor in the results
True
False

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