Exam 2: Hypothesis Development: Where Research Questions Come From
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Exam 2: Hypothesis Development: Where Research Questions Come From60 Questions
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Exam 4: How Psychologists Use the Scientific Method: Data Collection Techniques and Research Designs60 Questions
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If researchers are interested in the causes of behavior, they state a prediction about a particular cause of behavior and are using data-driven theory.
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"Is anxiety in college students caused by a lack of confidence in their abilities?" is an example of a ______ research question.
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An introduction is a short summary of the study that allows readers to decide if the article is relevant to their literature review without reading the entire article.
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The review process for book chapters is variable and may not be as rigorous as that for journal articles.
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Explain the difference between theory-driven and data-driven hypotheses.
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Theory-driven hypotheses are made from the predictions of a theory.
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In the ______ section of a published journal article one will find graphs or tables of the summary data.
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"What are the effects of amphetamine on the brain?" is a research question from the ______ area of psychological research.
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Conducting a literature review will ensure that a new study will add to the knowledge in an area without duplicating what is already known.
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Google Scholar will search the Web for academic journals and books to find articles relevant to a topic or written by a specific author.
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Theory-driven hypotheses rely on ______ reasoning, whereas data-driven hypotheses rely on ______ reasoning.
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Popular magazine articles are considered ______ for research information in a literature review.
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A search in PsycINFO will not yield results if a(n) ______ is used as the search criteria.
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"How does an authority figure influence behavior?" is a research question from the ______ area of psychological research.
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A research question that asks what causes specific behaviors to occur is a(n) ______ research question.
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The ______ section of an APA style article should provide enough information about the way the study was conducted to allow researchers to replicate the study if they wish.
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Discuss the purpose of review articles in terms of conducting a literature review.
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A way to get the most up-to-date information on research being conducted in an area of psychology is to ______.
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Empirical journal articles are considered secondary sources for research information because they are written by the researchers who conducted the research and details of the study are provided.
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