Question 1

The activating force or event that is responsible for an effect is the __________ cause of that event.

Accepted Answer

A)  efficient 
B)  final 
C)  formal 
D)  material 
A)  efficient 
B)  final 
C)  formal 
D)  material

Question 2

Which of the following is an example of a preexperimental design?

Accepted Answer

A)  the one-group pre-post study design 
B)  the Solomon design 
C)  the pre-post control-group design 
D)  the posttest-only control-group design 
A)  the one-group pre-post study design 
B)  the Solomon design 
C)  the pre-post control-group design 
D)  the posttest-only control-group design

Question 3

What is a one-shot case study? Why is it inadequate for demonstrating efficient causation?

Accepted Answer

A one-shot case study is a type of resea

Question 4

Dave explains that what caused there to be a new library on campus was the large donation by a wealthy alumnus of the university. According to Aristotle, Dave is focusing on the __________ cause for why there is a new library on campus.

Accepted Answer

A)  formal 
B)  final 
C)  efficient 
D)  material 
A)  formal 
B)  final 
C)  efficient 
D)  material

The activating force or event that is responsible for an effect is the __________ cause of that event.

Which of the following is an example of a preexperimental design?

What is a one-shot case study? Why is it inadequate for demonstrating efficient causation?

Dave explains that what caused there to be a new library on campus was the large donation by a wealthy alumnus of the university. According to Aristotle, Dave is focusing on the __________ cause for why there is a new library on campus.

Behavioral Research and the Scientific Method

From Hunches to Testable Hypotheses

Ethical Considerations and Guidelines

Carpenter, S 1998 Content Analysis Project for Research Novices Teaching of Psychology

Methods for Looking Within Ourselves

Reliability and Validity in Measurement and Research

Nonrandomized Research and Causal Reasoning

Survey Research and Subject Recruitment

Summarizing the Data

Correlating Variables

Understanding P Values and Effect Size Indicators

The Comparison of Two Conditions

Comparisons of More Than Two Conditions

The Analysis of Frequency Tables

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Exam 7: Randomized Experiments and Causal Inference

The activating force or event that is responsible for an effect is the __________ cause of that event.

Which of the following is an example of a preexperimental design?

What is a one-shot case study? Why is it inadequate for demonstrating efficient causation?

Dave explains that what caused there to be a new library on campus was the large donation by a wealthy alumnus of the university. According to Aristotle, Dave is focusing on the __________ cause for why there is a new library on campus.

Behavioral Research and the Scientific Method

From Hunches to Testable Hypotheses

Ethical Considerations and Guidelines

Carpenter, S 1998 Content Analysis Project for Research Novices Teaching of Psychology

Methods for Looking Within Ourselves

Reliability and Validity in Measurement and Research

Nonrandomized Research and Causal Reasoning

Survey Research and Subject Recruitment

Summarizing the Data

Correlating Variables

Understanding P Values and Effect Size Indicators

The Comparison of Two Conditions

Comparisons of More Than Two Conditions

The Analysis of Frequency Tables

Filters