Exam 7: The Basics of Experimentation
Exam 1: Experimental Psychology and the Scientific Method13 Questions
Exam 2: Research Ethics79 Questions
Exam 3: Alternatives to Experimentation: Nonexperimental Designs37 Questions
Exam 4: Alternatives to Experimentation: Surveys and Interviews51 Questions
Exam 5: Alternatives to Experimentation: Correlational and Quasi-Experimental Designs73 Questions
Exam 6: Formulating the Hypothesis66 Questions
Exam 7: The Basics of Experimentation73 Questions
Exam 8: Solving Problems: Controlling Extraneous Variables55 Questions
Exam 9: Basic Between-Subjects Designs67 Questions
Exam 10: Between-Subjects Factorial Designs58 Questions
Exam 11: Within-Subjects Designs67 Questions
Exam 12: Within-Subjects Designs: Small N62 Questions
Exam 13: Why We Need Statistics70 Questions
Exam 14: Analyzing Results76 Questions
Exam 15: Drawing Conclusions: the Search for the Elusive Bottom Line66 Questions
Exam 16: Writing the Research Report82 Questions
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Independent and Dependent Variables Gabriel observes that web pages use a range of font sizes and questions how this affects readability.He reproduces an actual 250-word news report in 10, 11, and 12-point fonts.Then, he randomly assigns subjects to read the report in one of the font sizes and measures their reading comprehension.Font size is the ____ in Gabriel's experiment.
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Evaluating Operational Definitions When an extraneous variable changes value across conditions along with the independent variable, the experiment
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Evaluating Operational Definitions Professor Smith's class was stunned.She mistakenly included questions from
Chapter 5 on an exam that was supposed to cover chapters 1-4.In appealing
Their low grades, the students should diplomatically question the ____of this
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Operational Definitions Which scale of measurement provides the least information about a variable?
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Evaluating Operational Definitions _____ means that our inventory assesses the hypothetical entity we want to
Measure.
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Independent and Dependent Variables In the Schachter (1959) experiment that examined the relationship between anxiety and affiliation, anxiety was the
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Independent and Dependent Variables Samantha, who reads "Dilbert" daily, wonders whether students are more productive when they study in cubicles or in open rooms.She randomly assigns subjects to read chapters of high or low difficulty in cubicle or open room conditions and then measures the number of pages they complete in an hour.What was the environmental variable in Samantha's study?
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Independent and Dependent Variables Kayla observes that textbook publishers use different methods to highlight key vocabulary terms and she questions whether this affects word recognition.She randomly assigns subjects to read the same textbook passage with key words boldfaced in black, blue, or red, in rooms with high or low illumination, and then administers a recognition test.Identify the task variable in Kayla's experiment.
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Evaluating Operational Definitions When a researcher develops an assessment scale to help parole boards decide which prisoners would be safest to parole, she should be most concerned with the measure's
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Evaluating Operational Definitions Psychologists evaluate ____ by comparing scores on a new test with those from a widely-accepted standardized instrument.
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Independent and Dependent Variables Pupil size was the ____ in the Hess (1975) experiment that examined the relationship between pupil size and attractiveness.
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Independent and Dependent Variables Levels of the independent variable refers to
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