Exam 2: Getting Started in Research

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The only good research questions in psychology are those that lead to new ways to help people.

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There is a statistical relationship between two variables if which of the following is true?

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If two variables are positively related, changes in one cause changes in the other.

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Good research questions should only come from previous research.

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Differences between group means are typically presented using bar graphs.

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A research question that has already been studied by scientific researchers is generally not worth pursuing further.

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Pearson's r cannot be negative.

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Which of the following is the most common type of sample in psychological research?

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Which of the following is a categorical variable?

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Explain how the peer review process generally works in scientific research.

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A typical research article would include references to three to five articles or book chapters.

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The research literature in psychology consists of all published research in the field.

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What makes a research question in psychology "interesting?"

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Give an example of each of the two types of statistical relationships discussed in the chapter.

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Which of the following studies most clearly has the directionality problem?

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An empirical research report presents the results of one or more new empirical studies.

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