Question 1

If you achieve inter-rater reliability,

Accepted Answer

A)  A rater is a reliable rater on self-report measures. 
B)  Raters tend to have similar ratings. 
C)  The content of the measure is measuring the same construct. 
D)  You also have face validity. 
A)  A rater is a reliable rater on self-report measures. 
B)  Raters tend to have similar ratings. 
C)  The content of the measure is measuring the same construct. 
D)  You also have face validity.

Question 2

If you want a great deal of control in your study, you should conduct a

Accepted Answer

A)  Correlational study. 
B)  Field experiment because there is higher realism. 
C)  Lab experiment 
D)  Simulation study. 
A)  Correlational study. 
B)  Field experiment because there is higher realism. 
C)  Lab experiment 
D)  Simulation study.

Question 3

You assess whether your measure is truly tapping the concepts you want to measure. You are assessing

Accepted Answer

A)  Congruency. 
B)  Predictability. 
C)  Reliability. 
D)  Validity. 
A)  Congruency. 
B)  Predictability. 
C)  Reliability. 
D)  Validity.

Question 4

A manufacturer of child safety restraints asks you to test whether the restraints are perceived to be easy to use and effect. You happen to be on the board of directors for this manufacturer. This is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  Conflict of interest. 
B)  Cost / benefit analysis. 
C)  External validity. 
D)  Informed consent. 
A)  Conflict of interest. 
B)  Cost / benefit analysis. 
C)  External validity. 
D)  Informed consent.

Question 5

You are attempting to understand how individuals develop cognitive maps. This is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  Applied research. 
B)  Basic research. 
C)  Quasi-experimental research. 
D)  A study. 
A)  Applied research. 
B)  Basic research. 
C)  Quasi-experimental research. 
D)  A study.

If you achieve inter-rater reliability,

If you want a great deal of control in your study, you should conduct a

You assess whether your measure is truly tapping the concepts you want to measure. You are assessing

A manufacturer of child safety restraints asks you to test whether the restraints are perceived to be easy to use and effect. You happen to be on the board of directors for this manufacturer. This is an example of

You are attempting to understand how individuals develop cognitive maps. This is an example of

Introduction to Human Factors

Visual, Tactile, and Olfactory Displays

Audition and Vestibular Function

Methods of Evaluation

Attention, Memory, and Multitasking

Decision-Making

Motor Skills and Control

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Environmental Design

Human Error

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Exam 2: Research Methods

If you achieve inter-rater reliability,

If you want a great deal of control in your study, you should conduct a

You assess whether your measure is truly tapping the concepts you want to measure. You are assessing

A manufacturer of child safety restraints asks you to test whether the restraints are perceived to be easy to use and effect. You happen to be on the board of directors for this manufacturer. This is an example of

You are attempting to understand how individuals develop cognitive maps. This is an example of

Introduction to Human Factors

Visual, Tactile, and Olfactory Displays

Audition and Vestibular Function

Methods of Evaluation

Attention, Memory, and Multitasking

Decision-Making

Motor Skills and Control

Anthropometry and Biomechanics

Environmental Design

Human Error

Future Trends in Human Factors

Filters