Exam 2: Methods in Psychology
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Which statement is an example of a demand characteristic in everyday life?
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Current ethical guidelines prohibit conducting psychological research involving animals.
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When every member of a population has an equal chance of being included in a sample,what sampling process is being used?
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If an experiment has a high degree of _____,a causal relationship can be demonstrated between all or certain variables in the experiment.
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Because males are more _____ than are females on a wide range of cognitive abilities,they tend to be _____ among great scientists.
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-(Scenario II)The independent variable was:

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An archaeologist discovers new evidence suggesting humans inhabited a particular area long before it was originally believed.Because these results are so novel,if the archaeologist is critically thinking,she should first:
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The less frequently children watch violent television programming,the less aggressive children will tend to be.This is an example of:
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Dr.Gomez is investigating a new drug designed to reduce anxiety.Patients with an anxiety disorder are treated with either the drug or a sugar pill (placebo)for some time,and Dr.Gomez records their anxiety levels at weekly appointments.If a double-blind procedure is used:
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Roger wants to study whether the level of personal income predicts happiness.He operationally defines income as "the gross amount of money a person earns in a calendar year." He operationally defines happiness as "the ability of that person to stand on one leg for longer than 3 minutes." What is glaringly wrong with Roger's study?
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The matched samples technique attempts to eliminate the third-variable problem by holding it constant for each participant.
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Random selection allows psychologists to _____ the sample to the population.
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Another term for a normal distribution is a _____ distribution.
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When participants in an experiment behave in a way they think the experimenter wants them to behave,the problem of demand characteristics develops.
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Matched samples effectively rule out specific third-variable correlations,but matched pairs do not.
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Which description is the BEST example of naturalistic observation research methodology?
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The third-variable problem means that the possibility of a third,causal variable is always present in correlational measurements.
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Intelligence tends to be normally distributed,and studies have shown that men and women have the same mean intelligence (IQ)score.However,intelligence scores in women tend to have a smaller range and standard deviation than those in men.Based on this information,which statement is true?
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