Psychology

A speed-accuracy tradeoff makes it important to use A) an indirect dependent variable. B) a ...

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An example of an indirect dependent variable is A) measuring reaction time to infer time to ...

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An experiment is done in which participants remember a set of words and at the same time push a ...

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In an experiment to determine whether violent TV causes a change in children's aggressiveness, a ...

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The type of validity established by comparing the test score with a criterion when the two measures ...

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When several dependent variables are measured and then combined so that a single number can be used ...

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____________________ validity is a means of establishing a test's validity by determining whether it ...

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Within-subject designs require more participants than do between-subject designs to investigate the ...

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In experiments in which exposure to a particular level of the independent variable is not ...

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Order effects are of particular concern in between-subject designs. Indicate whether the ...

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In ABBA counterbalancing one group of participants receives the AB order, and a second group ...

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Complete counterbalancing can eliminate the effects of asymmetrical transfer. Indicate whether ...

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Range effects can be a problem with between-subjects designs. Indicate whether the statement is ...

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The fact that no two participants are exactly alike can be a serious problem in ____ experiments. ...

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The fewest participants are required in a ____ experiment. A) counterbalanced B) within-subject ...

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Counterbalancing is a way to minimize A) range effects. B) order effects. C) variability. ...

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You would use ABBA counterbalancing in a A) within-subject experiment. B) between-subjects ...

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A partial counterbalancing scheme that assures that each level of the independent variable appears ...

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If you use a matched groups design in an experiment you should A) match your groups on a variable ...

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If you want to use two groups in an experiment and for each IQ score for a participant in Group 1 ...

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To produce the same number of data points as a within-subject experiment with three levels of a ...

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What is a disadvantage of a between-subjects design? A) asymmetrical transfer B) range effects ...

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Complete counterbalancing of a single-variable three-level experiment would require at least how ...

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____________________ design is an experimental research strategy in which each research participant ...

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____________________ is a technique form minimizing the effect of a linear confounding variable in ...

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