Author Question: Written, objective scoring instructions established prior to conducting the study helps to control ... (Read 174 times)

luminitza · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

Written, objective scoring instructions established prior to conducting the study helps to control for

a) experimenter expectancies
b) experimenter characteristics.
c) demand characteristics.
d) participant expectancies.

Question 2

Imagine you are a research participant in a study involving the members of your freshmen high school class. After you complete the study and are debriefed, your friend asks you So, what was the study about? I'm signed up to do it next week.

Your proper response, given the responsibilities of a research participant, is to respond
a) I really shouldn't tell you anything right now.
b) Basically, you just need to respond yes to all of the questions.
c) Basically, they were wanting to know if I felt anxious when taking tests.
d) I am able to tell you as long as you still answer honestly to the questions.