Psychology

What do correlations reveal to a researcher?

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What are reverse-scored items?

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To be considered reliable, a test-retest correlation between two administrations of the same ...

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The term statistically significant means having a probability of less than __________ that the ...

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The score that appears most often in a set of measurements is called the __________.

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The mean, mode, and median are all examples of __________.

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Tanya loves to complete questionnaires that she finds online and in magazines. "It's fun and easy!" ...

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Murray wants to examine stability and change in personality over time. He enlists a group of ...

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Mei Ling has a high percentile score on the Marlowe-Crowne questionnaire. What does this indicate?

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In a study in which college students are pampered (given large amounts of money, subscription ...

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In a normal distribution, __________ of all people score within one standard deviation of the mean.

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Gunther read his horoscope in the morning newspaper: Don't turn down invitations today; your ...

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Dr. Smith is designing a study in which 50 people will be administered an experimental drug and 50 ...

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Dr. Sardonicus administers a test of self-esteem to her class during the first week in the semester. ...

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Dr. Mabuse recruits three judges to read the diaries of a group of respondents and rate the extent ...

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Annabella is considered a repressive coper. What is Annabella most likely to do when under stress?

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Angelo wants to ensure that his newly developed measure of empathy does not correlate well with ...

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An extraneous variable that affects the primary variables in a study and makes it appear as if those ...

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A questionnaire asking people to report on their own personalities, usually by rating themselves on ...

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A group of test takers provided the following responses for an item on a scale: 10, 10, 11, 15, 15, ...

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A correlation of .95 has been found between levels of extraversion and liking for parties. What can ...

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A __________ is a measure of the amount of spread, scatter, or variability of the data around the mean.

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Why should some degree of stability be expected when assessing and describing personality traits?

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What kinds of posts do extraverts and introverts share with others online?

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How is personality revealed in the way a person dresses?

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