According to APA style, the first page of your paper should be this.
What is the title page?
100
This is the number of "pings" or main ideas you should have in your paper
What is one?
100
This refers to cases where an experimenter makes up data.
What is fraud?
100
This website allows you to access what people search for online.
What is Google Trends?
100
Independent-samples, one-way, and paired samples are all versions of this test.
What is t-test?
200
Your title page should have these elements.
What is running head, title, author, affiliation?
200
Your introduction should start with this.
What is a hook/problem or idea?
200
This refers to cases where the experimenter's expectations or desires causes the experiment's outcomes to be consistent with his or her hypotheses. (Case in point: old primes causing participants to walk down a hallway slower).
What is experimenter bias?
200
The finding that racism cost Obama many votes in the last two election and the finding that child abuse increased during the recession were both achieved by using this dataset.
What is Google data?
200
1-way, 2-way, multivariate, repeated measures are all versions of this test.
What is ANOVA
300
Something is missing from the following citation:
Brown, J. Modern furniture makes you sad. Psychological Science, 43, 110-115.
What is publication year?
300
When citing background material, you should put ___first and ___second
What is claims and evidence?
300
This refers to the tendency for paper that have significant results to be published, but papers that don't have significant results to be not published.
What is publication bias?
300
This effect is believed by nearly every psychologist but has a relatively low replication rate.
What is the bystander effect?
300
When you have multiple predictors predicting an outcome, you need to use:
What is linear regression?
400
For journal articles in your references page, the following should be italicized.
What is journal name and volume.
400
Your research paper should have the following major headings/sections.
What is Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion?
400
This refers to the problematic research practice of not determining your sample size ahead of time and stopping data collection as soon as you've reached statistical significance.
What is optional stopping?
400
This effect is NOT believed by most psychologists but has had a very high replication rate.
What is precognition?
400
In a 2-way ANOVA, you have __ number of F-ratios.
What is three?
500
For books in your references page, what should be italicized?
What is title?
500
Instead of direct quotes, you should do this to another person's work:
What is paraphrase?
500
This refers to the problematic research practice of making a hypothesis after data is collected.
What is HARKing?
500
The phenomenon in the field of psychology where we're finding that many of our research findings we thought were true are actually wrong is commonly referred to as:
What is the replication crisis?
500
How good your measure is is determined by these 3 factors.
What is interceder reliability, test-retest reliability, and validity