Exam 4: How Psychologists Use the Scientific Method: Data Collection Techniques and Research Designs
Exam 1: Psychological Research: the Whys and Hows of the Scientific Method60 Questions
Exam 2: Hypothesis Development: Where Research Questions Come From60 Questions
Exam 3: Ethical Guidelines for Psychological Research60 Questions
Exam 4: How Psychologists Use the Scientific Method: Data Collection Techniques and Research Designs60 Questions
Exam 5: Variables and Measurement in Research60 Questions
Exam 6: Sampling60 Questions
Exam 7: Summarizing and Interpreting Data: Using Statistics60 Questions
Exam 8: Reporting Research60 Questions
Exam 9: More About Using Statistics60 Questions
Exam 10: More About Survey Research60 Questions
Exam 11: More About Correlational Studies60 Questions
Exam 12: More About One-Factor Experiments60 Questions
Exam 13: More About Multi-Factor Experiments59 Questions
Exam 14: More About Quasi-Experiments60 Questions
Exam 15: More About Other Specialized Designs60 Questions
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Corporations may also make archival data sets available to researchers who wish to study workplace behaviors such as work productivity.
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______ indicates that a survey measures the behavior it is designed to measure.
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A study is conducted to examine the effect of instruction type on test scores. Participants in the study are asked to complete a simple math test with either time limit instructions (i.e., the participants are told they must complete the test within 3 minutes) or no time limit instructions (i.e., the participants are not given a time limit for the test). Participants are randomly assigned to one of the instruction types. The independent variable in this study is ______.
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Describe what archival data research analysis is briefly. Include an example and explain why this analysis is considered time-consuming.
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Using records of car crashes where individuals were not wearing seatbelts to measure use of seatbelt behavior is an example of ______ observation technique.
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Explain why use of the naturalistic observation technique is likely to increase the external validity of a study.
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Discuss the goal of case study research and briefly describe what one would look like.
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Asking individuals to respond to questions or rate items according to their attitudes or behaviors uses the ______ observation technique.
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A measure of the degree to which different observers rate behaviors in similar ways is called ______.
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The research design that allows researchers to answer causal questions about manipulated and measured variables is a(n) ______.
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Asking individuals to complete a task under controlled conditions uses the ______ observation technique.
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What aspects of an experiment allow tests of causal relationships between variables in experimental studies?
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The degree to which the behavior observed in the study is realistic, would occur naturally, and can be generalized beyond the boundaries of the study to other individuals and situations is ______ validity.
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A ______ design is an experiment conducted with one or a few participants to better understand the behavior of those individuals.
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Naturalistic observations have the highest level of external validity amongst the data collection techniques.
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Studies of the amnesiac H.M. used the ______ research design.
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Disadvantages of using archival data include all but ______.
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