Fill in the chart. \(\begin{array}{|l|l|l|} \hline \text{Type of Validity }& \text{Definition }& \text{Major Sources of }\\ && \text{Problems}\\ \hline \text{ Construct Validity} & & \\ & & \\ \hline \text{Internal Validity} & & \\ & & \\ \hline \text{ External Validity} & & \\ & & \\ \hline \end{array}\)

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Exam 2: Ethics and Validity

To establish internal validity, all a researcher needs to do is have two similar groups and give them different treatments. If the groups behave differently, it must be because of the treatment.

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Question 21

As long as you have carefully planned it out, it is okay for a student to conduct a pilot study without consulting with his or her professor.

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Question 22

Research has ______ validity when it accurately identifies cause-effect relationships.

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Question 23

Fill in the chart. Type of Validity Definition Major Sources of Problems Construct Validity Internal Validity External Validity

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Question 24

According to APA's ethical standards, when a study is finished, the investigator should do all of the following EXCEPT

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Question 25

Human participants have the right to

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Question 26

To establish internal validity, all a researcher needs to do is have two similar groups and give them different treatments. If the groups behave differently, it must be because of the treatment.

As long as you have carefully planned it out, it is okay for a student to conduct a pilot study without consulting with his or her professor.

Research has ______ validity when it accurately identifies cause-effect relationships.

Fill in the chart. Type of Validity Definition Major Sources of Problems Construct Validity Internal Validity External Validity

According to APA's ethical standards, when a study is finished, the investigator should do all of the following EXCEPT

Human participants have the right to

Psychology, Science, and You

Generating Research Hypotheses

Reading and Evaluating Research

Measuring and Manipulating Variables: Reliability and Validity

Choosing the Best Measure for Your Study

Introduction to Descriptive Methods

Survey Research

Internal Validity

The Simple Experiment

Expanding the Simple Experiment: The Multiple Group Experiment

Expanding the Simple Experiment: Factorial Designs

Within-Subjects Designs

Single-N Experiments and Quasi-Experiments

Writing Research Proposals and Reports

Appendix E: Using Theory to Generate Research Hypotheses

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