Author Question: In the Graziano and Mooney (1982) study of children's fears, the laboratory setting was both (1) ... (Read 114 times)

Caiter2013 · **on:** Aug 4, 2018

In the Graziano and Mooney (1982) study of children's fears, the laboratory setting was both (1) designed to reduce the effect of extraneous variables, and (2) made to look like a living room. What was the purpose of preparing the lab in this way?

A) to decrease both internal and external validity
B) to increase both internal and external validity
C) to decrease external and increase internal validity
D) to reduce experimental variance

Question 2

General control procedures

A) are usually sufficient to protect internal validity.
B) include a carefully selected and randomly assigned control group.
C) include preparation of the setting and replication.
D) include replication and a carefully constructed control group.