Exam 2: Research Methods
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Sasha decided not to answer survey questions about her romantic relationships because she felt they were too personal. This is acceptable because all participants have which right
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Ruby graphs scores from variables to test for a pattern. What type of statistical concept is she using
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Which of the following means to use a single person or event to test a hypothesis
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In which situation would you calculate a correlation coefficient
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What is the difference between internal and external validity
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Explain the main difference between correlational designs and experimental designs.
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Dr. Donal has participants draw number slips from a hat to determine in which experimental condition they are placed. This is one way to improve internal validity.
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Correlations test whether two different variables are systematically associated with each other.
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Select the data for which a correlation coefficient would be the most appropriate statistic.
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If two bell-shaped curves have no overlap and their average scores are very far apart, this means what is large
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Archival research is superior to experimental research because it demonstrates causality.
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A preexperiment is the pretest given before introducing the independent variable.
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Horoscope predictions are not typically good hypotheses. Why not
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