Exam 2: Research Methods

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A young woman who perceives that frequent masturbation among females is looked upon with disapproval by her peers reports in a survey that she masturbates daily. Her response is an example of

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Researchers using the case study method must be especially aware of

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A vaginal photoplethysmograph works by measuring

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Most national studies of sexual behaviour in Canada have

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The National Health and Social Life Survey conducted in the 1990s was the first national sex survey funded by the United States federal government.

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Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each of the research methods used in sex research.

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In sex research, direct observation is limited because

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Which of the following scientists would typically specialize and engage in ethnographic research?

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The primary goal of correlational research is

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A hypothesis is

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In comparison to non-volunteers, volunteers for sex surveys tend to be

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Which of the following is the most accurate statement about Brotto et al.'s findings concerning predictors of the sexual attitudes and behaviours of Asian Canadians?

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In sexuality studies, convenience samples often consist of university students.

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How do we know that respondents are telling the truth when they take part in sex surveys?

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Kinsey chose not to try to obtain a random sample because he felt

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An independent variable is _________; a dependent variable is ________.

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Why do researchers usually not choose to measure populations?

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If a researcher can say that A causes B, then the researcher has most likely used

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The best method for studying cause-and-effect relationships is the experiment.

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The best way to ensure a representative sample would be to select randomly from everyone in the population of interest.

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