Multiple Choice
The textbook describes an experiment by Darley and Batson (1973) that looked at willingness to help in seminary students.In one condition, participants were made to hurry from one building to another by being told that they were late for the experiment.In the other condition, participants were only told to go over to another building in order to start the experiment.Both groups encountered a person lying on the ground on their way to the other building.The experimenter observed the participants from both groups and counted the number of people who stopped to check on the person lying on the ground.It was found that the participants who were in a hurry stopped much less frequently than the participants who were not in a hurry.In this experiment, what was the dependent variable?
A) being made to hurry from one building to another
B) the person lying on the ground
C) the number of people stopping to check on the person lying on the ground
D) going from one building to another
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q10: While conducting observational research, social psychologists often
Q11: When there is a high correlation between
Q12: If a social psychology experiment is conducted
Q13: If an experiment produces reliable results, what
Q14: A study that is conducted over a
Q16: Which of the following indicates the highest
Q17: Interviews and written questionnaires are parts of
Q18: A social psychologist finds a relationship between
Q19: Random assignment is a crucial component of
Q20: Experiments are different from other research methods