Exam 8: Experimental Design
Exam 1: Scientific Understanding of Behaviour51 Questions
Exam 2: Where to Start50 Questions
Exam 3: Ethical Research56 Questions
Exam 4: Research Design Fundamentals68 Questions
Exam 5: Measurement Concepts54 Questions
Exam 6: Observational Methods54 Questions
Exam 7: Asking People About Themselves: Survey Research51 Questions
Exam 8: Experimental Design58 Questions
Exam 9: Conducting Studies58 Questions
Exam 10: Complex Experimental Designs65 Questions
Exam 11: Research Designs for Special Circumstances70 Questions
Exam 12: Understanding Research Results: Describ-Ingvariables and Relationships Among Them60 Questions
Exam 13: Understanding Research Results: Statistical-Inference Basics66 Questions
Exam 14: Generalizing Results49 Questions
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If you cannot use all possible orders in a repeated measures design,a good alternative is to use
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A design that has two conditions with the same participants in each condition is a(n)________ design.
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The two kinds of order effects that are associated with the passage of time are
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Which one of the following accurately describes a disadvantage of specifically using a pretest-posttest design?
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Which of the following statements is incorrect? In an experimental design,mortality can refer to the
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A researcher wants to know whether wearing sunglasses improves driving performance.In a counterbalanced repeated measures design,presence or absence of sunglasses would be varied by
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Gabriel measures participants on a variable of interest and rank orders them according to their scores.He then places them in pairs in which each member has approximately the same score as the other member in the pair.The members of each pair are then randomly assigned to the conditions in the experiment.Gabriel's method of participant assignment is an example of a _____ design.
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Participants solve several anagram puzzles over the course of 30 minutes.Even though the puzzles were known to be of equal difficulty,participants solved the puzzles in less and less time as the 30-minute period progressed.This is likely the result of a _____ effect.
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Failure of the experimenter to control some extraneous variable may result in a(n)
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At the end of a three-year study,Susan finds that 12 percent of her participants did not take part in the final survey because they moved away.In research terms,Susan is experiencing a _____ problem.
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A researcher wants to know whether wearing sunglasses improves driving performance.If an independent groups design is used,the researcher would manipulate the variable by
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Jeff woke up with a headache.He took two orange-flavoured aspirins.When he still had the headache an hour later,he then took two cherry-flavoured aspirins and his headache was gone in 45 minutes.What factor might have been theoretically responsible for alleviating Jeff's headache?
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Which one of the following accurately describes an advantage of using a pretest-posttest design over using a posttest-only design? With a pretest-posttest design,one can
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A psychologist is interested to know which of two sorting techniques leads to better memory performance in 6-year-olds.Each participant first sorts a set of pictures any way he or she would like.Recall is then tested.After this,each participant is required to sort an equivalent set of pictures into five predetermined categories.Recall for the items in this test is then tested.What procedure does this study represent?
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