Exam 11: More About Correlational Studies
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Exam 7: Summarizing and Interpreting Data: Using Statistics60 Questions
Exam 8: Reporting Research60 Questions
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Exam 10: More About Survey Research60 Questions
Exam 11: More About Correlational Studies60 Questions
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In a correlational study, the variable that is used to predict the outcome variable is called the ______ variable.
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In many studies related to ______, correlational studies are the only options because we cannot subject someone to factors that may negatively harm them for ethical reasons.
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When a variable that is not of interest in a study may explain the results of a study is a ______.
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Assigning one group of participants to smoke and another group not to smoke is ______.
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Third-variable problem can decrease the internal validity of the study.
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Important information can be gained from correlational studies about the likelihood of an event based on the relationship with another event, but this relationship may or may not be ______.
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Correlational studies are designed to examine relationships between measured variables.
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A research question that asks about the presence of behavior, how frequently it is exhibited, or whether there is a relationship between different behaviors is a ______ research question.
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Unlike experiments, correlational studies cannot control for ______.
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Correlational studies are used to answer descriptive and predictive research questions.
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ACT/SAT scores are considered college performance predictor variables.
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It is ______ that parental influences have a causal relationship with both the number of hours of TV their children watch and their grades.
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In a scatter plot of a correlational study data set, each dot represents ______.
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Correlational studies never involve naturalistic observations or systematic observations.
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A negative relation is shown by a downward slope of the cluster of data points in a graph of the data set.
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Regardless of the type of observational technique used to measure behavior, the goal of any correlational study is to examine relationships between ______ or more measures of behavior.
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Of the following, the ______ represents the correlational research design.
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Most of the research showing a link between smoking and long-term health in humans has involved ______ studies.
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Most correlational study designs involve ______ data collection techniques.
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