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Quiz: Experimental Research Methods, Hypothesis
Testing, Denitions, Measurement
Due Feb 5 at 11:59pm
Points 15
Questions 15
Time Limit 30 Minutes
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Question 1
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is an increase in differences.
is a decrease in differences.
is no explanation.
is a difference.
Question 2
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his topic is well researched.
his search was too narrow.
his search was too broad.
his search engine is not working properly.
A nondirectional research hypothesis states that there _____________.
Ray is searching on the Internet for information on his research topic. The search results lead
to over 50,000 hits. Ray’s search resulted in a large number of hits because _____________.
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Question 3
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.org
.net
.com
.gov
Question 4
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there is a signicant difference in the independent variable.
there is no signicant difference in the scores of the dependent variables.
there is a difference between scores on the dependent variables.
the groups are the same for the variables.
Question 5
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The mean of population 1 is equal to the mean of population 2.
The mean of population 1 is greater than the mean of population 2.
The mean of population 1 is less than the mean of population 2.
The mean of population 1 is not equal to the mean of population 2.
Question 6
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rst, second
mutually exclusive, exhaustive
Which of the following is most likely to contain information that is valid or reliable?
Carolina has developed two hypotheses for her research question. The rst hypothesis is
known as the null hypothesis and states there will be no difference between the scores on the
dependent variables. Her second hypothesis is known as a research hypothesis and states
_____________.
For her study, Stephanie has stated her research hypothesis as: H µ >µ . What do the
symbols mean?
1 1 2
The names of the hypotheses for a research study are _____________ and _____________.
null, research
null, exhaustive
Question 7
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observational learning
reinforcement
punishment
Bobo dolls
Question 8
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dependent variable
confounding variable
controlled variable
independent variable
Question 9
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ordinal
nominal
ratio
interval
Question 10
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reaction time
In the chapter, a study by Albert Bandura was discussed. Which of the following was not a
research topic?
The variable in a study that researchers measure because it is believed to change is called the
_____________.
Student rankings in a class is an example of a(n) _____________ scale.
The sum of the number of times a person/group responds to a question represents which type
of way to assess a measure?
frequency of responses
degree of response
percent correct
Question 11
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behavioral
cognitive
attitudinal
physiological
Question 12
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operational denition
nominal denition
behavioral denition
attitudinal measure
Question 13
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ordinal
nominal
ratio
interval
Samantha is conducting a study on stress management in newly hired employees at a large
corporation. She is measuring the levels of stress through blood work and EKG monitoring of
the new hires. Samantha is collecting _____________ measures for her dependent variable.
In the textbook, an article was described about Saturday morning cartoons. Specically, the
article stated there was a positive relationship between childhood aggression and violent
cartoons. However, no mention was made of how the term “violent cartoons” was dened.
Thus, the researchers had failed to use a(n) _____________ when reporting their study.
When a researcher classies data into an order or rank of magnitude, the researcher is using
a(n) _____________ scale.
Question 14
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measured
developed
manipulated
interesting
Question 15
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ceiling effect
Yerkes-Dotson Law
oor effect
degree of response
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A dependent variable is the variable in a study that is _____________.
Robyn has been working on developing a new task to test the reaction time of athletes. As she
begins to test athletes using her new task, she notices that all the athletes are scoring
extremely high on her test. Robyn's task has fallen prey to a _____________.
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