Exam 11: More About Correlational Studies
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Exam 11: More About Correlational Studies60 Questions
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Correlational studies are not well-suited for answering ______ research questions.
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A researcher would like to study the effects of smoking on respiratory functioning. There are two groups: participants who smoke one pack a day and participants who smoke two. This is a ______ study
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A research question that asks if one behavior can be predicted from another behavior to allow predictions of future behavior is a ______ research question.
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In ______ studies, researchers examine two or more measures to determine if those measures are related.
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Groups of subjects are not compared in a correlational study as they are in ______ experiments.
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In correlational research multiple measures are collected from ______ group(s) of subjects to determine if those measures co-vary.
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The strong ______ correlations between age and incidence of Alzheimer's disease found in many studies seem to indicate a 50% likelihood of getting Alzheimer's disease by age 85.
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Researchers typically must rely on correlational studies to learn about factors that influence one's ______.
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In a correlational study, the variable that is predicted by the predictor variable is called the ______ variable.
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Pearson r test is used to determine whether a linear relationship exists between two variables measured on an ordinal scale.
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Correlational studies provide information that allows researchers to determine which variables should be considered when they design tests of ______ relationships.
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If two factors simply co-occur, this indicates a causal relationship.
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Suppose that a researcher found that as introversion (as measured on a standardized questionnaire) of participants goes up, the number of social activities attended per week goes down. This finding represents ______.
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A relationship between variables characterized by an increase in one variable that occurs with a decrease in the other variable is called a ______.
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Correlational studies provide information that allows researchers to determine which variables should be considered when they design tests of causal relationships.
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The direction of the cause and effect relationship cannot be determined from a correlational study because none of the variables are manipulated in the study.
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