Question 1

The _____ section provides an introduction to the problem,a review of previous research,and the rationale for the current study.

Accepted Answer

A) Method 
B) Introduction 
C) Results 
D) Discussion 
A) Method 
B) Introduction 
C) Results 
D) Discussion

Question 2

A review of previous research is to the _____ section as describing how the study was conducted is to the _____ section.

Accepted Answer

A) Introduction; Results 
B) Results; Method 
C) Introduction; Discussion 
D) Introduction; Method 
A) Introduction; Results 
B) Results; Method 
C) Introduction; Discussion 
D) Introduction; Method

Question 3

_____ is an online database that provides full-text articles from many psychology journals.

Accepted Answer

A) ProQuest 
B) PsycArticles 
C) ERIC 
D) SSCI 
A) ProQuest 
B) PsycArticles 
C) ERIC 
D) SSCI

Question 4

The _____ section is a very brief description of the entire paper.

Accepted Answer

A) Method 
B) Results 
C) Introduction 
D) Abstract 
A) Method 
B) Results 
C) Introduction 
D) Abstract

Question 5

The _____ section describes exactly how the study was conducted in sufficient detail that a person who read it could replicate the study.

Accepted Answer

A) Method 
B) Results 
C) Introduction 
D) Discussion 
A) Method 
B) Results 
C) Introduction 
D) Discussion

Question 6

An _____ helps to determine whether participants are _____ or _____.

Accepted Answer

A) IRB; debriefed; not 
B) IRB; at risk; at minimal risk 
C) informed consent; debriefed; not 
D) informed consent; at risk; at minimal risk 
A) IRB; debriefed; not 
B) IRB; at risk; at minimal risk 
C) informed consent; debriefed; not 
D) informed consent; at risk; at minimal risk

Question 7

Participants can be classified as "at risk" or "at minimal risk".What is the difference?

Accepted Answer

Participants "at minimal risk" are place

Question 8

A summary of the data collected and the type of statistics used to analyze the data is to the _____ section as a very brief description of the entire paper is to the _____ section.

Accepted Answer

A) Results; Introduction 
B) Introduction; Abstract 
C) Results; Abstract 
D) Discussion; Abstract 
A) Results; Introduction 
B) Introduction; Abstract 
C) Results; Abstract 
D) Discussion; Abstract

Question 9

_____ is a clearinghouse for research on educational psychology,testing,counseling,child development,evaluation research,and related areas.

Accepted Answer

A) ProQuest 
B) PsycArticles 
C) ERIC 
D) SSCI 
A) ProQuest 
B) PsycArticles 
C) ERIC 
D) SSCI

Question 10

The Tuskegee syphilis study is the most glaring example of failure to

Accepted Answer

A) obtain informed consent. 
B) use deception properly. 
C) use debriefing. 
D) comply. 
A) obtain informed consent. 
B) use deception properly. 
C) use debriefing. 
D) comply.

Question 11

Explain the difference in use between the Psychological Abstracts and the Social Science Citation Index.

Accepted Answer

The Psychological Abstracts allow you to

Question 12

_____refers to explaining the purpose of a study to participants after completion of data collection,and _____ refers to not telling the participants the truth about the purpose of the study.

Accepted Answer

A) Deception; debriefing 
B) Debriefing; informed consent 
C) Informed consent; debriefing 
D) Debriefing; deception 
A) Deception; debriefing 
B) Debriefing; informed consent 
C) Informed consent; debriefing 
D) Debriefing; deception

Question 13

When children are used as research participants

Accepted Answer

A) informed consent is not necessary. 
B) informed consent must be obtained from the parents or legal guardians. 
C) confidentiality does not matter. 
D) the issue of "risk" is not important. 
A) informed consent is not necessary. 
B) informed consent must be obtained from the parents or legal guardians. 
C) confidentiality does not matter. 
D) the issue of "risk" is not important.

Question 14

An evaluation and interpretation of the results is to the _____ section as describing how the study was conducted is to the _____ section.

Accepted Answer

A) Method; Results 
B) Discussion; Method 
C) Discussion; Abstract 
D) Abstract; Method 
A) Method; Results 
B) Discussion; Method 
C) Discussion; Abstract 
D) Abstract; Method

The _____ section provides an introduction to the problem,a review of previous research,and the rationale for the current study.

A review of previous research is to the _ section as describing how the study was conducted is to the _ section.

_____ is an online database that provides full-text articles from many psychology journals.

The _____ section is a very brief description of the entire paper.

The _____ section describes exactly how the study was conducted in sufficient detail that a person who read it could replicate the study.

An ___ helps to determine whether participants are _ or ___.

Participants can be classified as "at risk" or "at minimal risk".What is the difference?

A summary of the data collected and the type of statistics used to analyze the data is to the _ section as a very brief description of the entire paper is to the _ section.

_____ is a clearinghouse for research on educational psychology,testing,counseling,child development,evaluation research,and related areas.

The Tuskegee syphilis study is the most glaring example of failure to

Explain the difference in use between the Psychological Abstracts and the Social Science Citation Index.

_refers to explaining the purpose of a study to participants after completion of data collection,and _ refers to not telling the participants the truth about the purpose of the study.

When children are used as research participants

An evaluation and interpretation of the results is to the _ section as describing how the study was conducted is to the _ section.

Thinking Like a Scientist

Defining, measuring, and Manipulating Variables

Descriptive Methods

Data Organization and Descriptive Statistics

Correlational Methods and Statistics

Probability and Hypothesis Testing

Introduction to Inferential Statistics

The Logic of Experimental Design

Inferential Statistics: Two-Group Designs

Experimental Designs With More Than Two Levels of an Independent Variable

Complex Experimental Design

Quasi-Experimental and Single-Case Designs

Apa Communication Guidelines

Filters

Exam 2: Getting Started: Ideas, resources, and Ethics

The _____ section provides an introduction to the problem,a review of previous research,and the rationale for the current study.

A review of previous research is to the _____ section as describing how the study was conducted is to the _____ section.

_____ is an online database that provides full-text articles from many psychology journals.

The _____ section is a very brief description of the entire paper.

The _____ section describes exactly how the study was conducted in sufficient detail that a person who read it could replicate the study.

An _____ helps to determine whether participants are _____ or _____.

Participants can be classified as "at risk" or "at minimal risk".What is the difference?

A summary of the data collected and the type of statistics used to analyze the data is to the _____ section as a very brief description of the entire paper is to the _____ section.

_____ is a clearinghouse for research on educational psychology,testing,counseling,child development,evaluation research,and related areas.

The Tuskegee syphilis study is the most glaring example of failure to

Explain the difference in use between the Psychological Abstracts and the Social Science Citation Index.

_____refers to explaining the purpose of a study to participants after completion of data collection,and _____ refers to not telling the participants the truth about the purpose of the study.

When children are used as research participants

An evaluation and interpretation of the results is to the _____ section as describing how the study was conducted is to the _____ section.

Thinking Like a Scientist

Defining, measuring, and Manipulating Variables

Descriptive Methods

Data Organization and Descriptive Statistics

Correlational Methods and Statistics

Probability and Hypothesis Testing

Introduction to Inferential Statistics

The Logic of Experimental Design

Inferential Statistics: Two-Group Designs

Experimental Designs With More Than Two Levels of an Independent Variable

Complex Experimental Design

Quasi-Experimental and Single-Case Designs

Apa Communication Guidelines

Filters

A review of previous research is to the _ section as describing how the study was conducted is to the _ section.

An ___ helps to determine whether participants are _ or ___.

A summary of the data collected and the type of statistics used to analyze the data is to the _ section as a very brief description of the entire paper is to the _ section.

_refers to explaining the purpose of a study to participants after completion of data collection,and _ refers to not telling the participants the truth about the purpose of the study.

An evaluation and interpretation of the results is to the _ section as describing how the study was conducted is to the _ section.