Exam 4: Research Methods in Clinical Psychology
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In Canadian institutions,the ____________ are charged with ensuring that any proposed research conforms to the Tri-Council Policy statement Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans.
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Donald Campbell encouraged researchers to proactively identify and remedy potential design problems that could undermine a study's _________.
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The association of a measure with other relevant data measured at some future point in time is known as
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Which of the following involves a set of statistical procedures to quantitatively review research in an area?
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Why is low statistical power a common threat to the statistical conclusion validity of a study?
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Aspects of data analysis that influence the validity of the conclusions drawn about the results of the research study is referred to as
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Concluding there is no effect when a true effect exists is known as a
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According to the American Psychological Association Ethical Principles for Research and Publication,when is it justified to use deception in research?
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Changes in the participants due to their psychological or physical development that cannot be separated from the experimental manipulation is known as
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Which of the following is a common threat to the external validity of a study?
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The consistency of scores on a measure across different raters or observers is known as
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Correlational designs use which of the following design features?
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Which of the following is a common threat to the internal validity of a study?
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What feature(s)do quasi-experimental and experimental designs share? How are they different? Why would a researcher choose a quasi-experimental design?
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When correlational designs are used to examine the underlying structure of a measure or a set of measures,it is known as
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It is important not to rely on common sense as a guide to appropriate decision making,as there are often logical inconsistencies in the way that people process information and make decisions.Define two common errors in thinking/logical fallacies,and provide an example for each.
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