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100

What is the step after hypothesis in the theory-data cycle?

preregistration

100

What is a third/additional variable that correlates systematically with both cause and outcome, providing an alternative explanation for their relationship?

A confound

100

What type of claim describes the rate or percentage of a single variable and is commonly supported by surveys?

frequency claims

100

A researcher wants to determine whether taking an exam with an authority figure in the room causes more stress to the exam taker by measuring the participant's heart rate throughout the exam. What type of measure did the researcher use?

physiological

100

What are the three core principles of The Belmont Report?

Respect for persons, beneficence, and justice

200

True or False: Studies prove theories.

False. Data from a study can either support or not support a theory

200

Behavioral research is _________, which means that its findings are not expected to explain all the cases all the time.

probabilistic

200

What type of claim involves two measured variables and is typically supported by a correlational study?

association claim

200

A ranking of marathon finishers would be an example of a(n)____ scale

ordinal

200

Which principle of The Belmont Report does informed consent fall under?

Respect for persons

300

What type of research is conducted to increase the general body of knowledge on a topic?

Basic Research

300

What are the 4 biases based on intuition?

Good story, availability heuristic, confirmation bias, bias blind spot

300

What type of validity asks, “How sure are we that one variable actually caused a change in another variable?” and is only relevant to causal claims?

internal validity

300

The statement “researchers found that when the variable ‘time spent with friends’ increased, the variable ‘stress’ decreased.” would most likely be paired with which r value? 

a.) -.004  

b.) .8  

c.) .003  

d.)-.7

D

300

What is the difference between an anonymous study and a confidential study?

Anonymous: not collecting any identifying information; confidential: collecting identifying information, but it is not disclosed

400

What type of research is conducted to solve practical problems (the findings will be directly applied to finding a solution to a real-world problem)?

applied research

400

______ journal articles summarize all published studies from a particular research area

review

400

In an experiment, which variable is measured and which is manipulated? What axis does each go on?

Independent: manipulated (X); dependent: measured (Y)

400

___ reliability is needed when a measure has multiple items that measure the same construct

internal

400

What form of deception involves withholding information from the participant?

Omission

500

What is it called when articles are seen by other experts in the field before they are published to ensure they are of high quality?

peer-review

500

What are the 6 components of an empirical journal article?

Abstract, Introduction, Method, Results, Discussion, References

500

What three criteria must be established to support a causal claim?

Covariance, temporal precedence, and internal validity

500

Researchers find that employees who scored highly on job performance tests tend to perform better at work than those who scored lower. The job performance test they took has a high level of what validity?

criterion

500

The Tuskegee Syphilis study specifically targeted impoverished African American sharecroppers. Which principle of the Belmont Report does this violate?

justice

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