Exam 9: Principles of Research Design and Statistical Preliminaries for Analyzing Bivariate Relationships

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The within-subjects design can offer considerably more experimental control than the between-subjects design.

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In practice,it is often difficult to identify appropriate variables to serve as a basis for matching,and,once identified,to readily complete the matching process.

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The normality and homogeneity of variance assumptions relate only to samples,not to the populations from which the samples were drawn.

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It is possible that 2 variables can appear to be related to each other but there is no causal relationship.

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Since random assignment cannot be applied to observational groups,observational independent variables will always be _____ with all other variables that are naturally related to them.

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_____ statistics focus on differences between distributions of scores and can be used to analyze quantitative variables that are measured on an _____level.

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Distinguish between an experimental strategy and an observational strategy.

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A common strategy to control disturbance variables is (are):

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_____ statistics tend to focus on medians,interquartile ranges,and ordinal level measures.

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Dr.Johnson hypothesizes that nutrasweet reduces short-term memory.In order to test her hypothesis she gives 10 subjects a beverage containing nutrasweet (treatment group)and 10 subjects a beverage without nutrasweet (control group).She then measures the subject's ability to recall a list of numbers.In this study the independent variable is_______and the dependent variable is______.

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The technique of placing comparable subjects in all experimental groups in an attempt to control tor confounding variables is called ____.

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The experimenter will manipulate the_____.

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Random assignment is feasible only when an investigator is using a manipulative experimental strategy to "create" values on an independent variable.

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Distinguish between parametric and nonparametric statistics.

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Random assignment is an effective method for controlling confounding variables defined by individual differences.

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Another term used for within-subjects design is ____________________.

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The advantage of including a control group when utilizing an experimental strategy is that it provides a _____ for evaluating the effects of the experimental manipulation.

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If a researcher administers either 0 mg,10 mg,or 20 mg of a drug to subjects in an experiment,then the group of subjects receiving the 0 mg treatment is best thought of as a(n)____.

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The main difference between parametric & nonparametric statistics is that parametric statistics:

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One potential problem with between-subjects designs is the fact that the treatment in the first condition may have carry-over effects that influence performance in the second condition.

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