Question 1

Why is the Experience Sampling Method (ESM) research considered to be a variation of survey research?

Accepted Answer

The Experience Sampling Method (ESM) is

Question 2

What are some of the costs and benefits associated with leaving the "comfort of the research laboratory"?

Accepted Answer

Leaving the comfort of the research labo

Question 3

Which of the following is not a problem for Internet-based research efforts and data collection?

Accepted Answer

A)  participant loss or "dropout" 
B)  restricted sampling 
C)  social desirability biases 
D)  length of time to complete the online instrument 
A)  participant loss or "dropout" 
B)  restricted sampling 
C)  social desirability biases 
D)  length of time to complete the online instrument

Question 4

When a researcher contacts and collects opinions from the same group of people at several different points in time, she is conducting:

Accepted Answer

A)  a cross-sectional survey 
B)  a longitudinal survey 
C)  a haphazard survey 
D)  nonequivalent control group survey 
A)  a cross-sectional survey 
B)  a longitudinal survey 
C)  a haphazard survey 
D)  nonequivalent control group survey

Question 5

Discuss three advantages and three disadvantages of internet-based research in social psychology.

Accepted Answer

Advantages of internet-based research in

Why is the Experience Sampling Method (ESM) research considered to be a variation of survey research?

What are some of the costs and benefits associated with leaving the "comfort of the research laboratory"?

Which of the following is not a problem for Internet-based research efforts and data collection?

When a researcher contacts and collects opinions from the same group of people at several different points in time, she is conducting:

Discuss three advantages and three disadvantages of internet-based research in social psychology.

Studying Social Psychology

Developing Research Topics in Social Psychology

Ethical Issues in Social Psychological Research

Basic Experimental Design

Developing Questionnaires and Surveys

Introducing a Difference: Independent Variables

Measuring What Happens: Dependent Variables

Validity and Realism in Research

Conducting Social Psychology Experiments: Practical Matters

Data Analysis

Presenting Social Psychological Research

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Exam 5: Alternatives to Experimental Research in Social Psychology

Why is the Experience Sampling Method (ESM) research considered to be a variation of survey research?

What are some of the costs and benefits associated with leaving the "comfort of the research laboratory"?

Which of the following is not a problem for Internet-based research efforts and data collection?

When a researcher contacts and collects opinions from the same group of people at several different points in time, she is conducting:

Discuss three advantages and three disadvantages of internet-based research in social psychology.

Studying Social Psychology

Developing Research Topics in Social Psychology

Ethical Issues in Social Psychological Research

Basic Experimental Design

Developing Questionnaires and Surveys

Introducing a Difference: Independent Variables

Measuring What Happens: Dependent Variables

Validity and Realism in Research

Conducting Social Psychology Experiments: Practical Matters

Data Analysis

Presenting Social Psychological Research

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