Question 1
In order to conceal the dependent measures in the study, a researcher will ask about the atmosphere and the victim when looking at the impact of appearances on perceptions of criminal
activity. These unrelated inquiries are known as
O independent measures.
O task measures.
O filler items.
O placebo measures.
Question 2
After conducting an experiment, a researcher tells his subjects about the goal of his study, the anticipated findings, and the real-world applications of his work. He questions the subjects about their
emotions during the investigation. This procedure is known as a
O pilot study.
O staged manipulation.
O manipulation check.
O debriefing session.
Question 3
The chair of the psychology department at a university is curious about how psychology students feel about requiring an internship as part of the degree requirements. She obtains a list of every student majoring in psychology, chooses 100 students randomly from that list, and surveys the chosen individuals. What kind of sampling methodology has she used?
O stratified random sampling
O simple random sampling
O haphazard sampling
O cluster sampling
Question 4
A researcher is looking for information on how locals feel about the plan to build a new stadium in their community. The researcher assembles groups of people from the public and asks them to debate the benefits and drawbacks of the suggested stadium. A(n)
approach might be used to describe this kind of data collection.
0 qualitative
0 quantitative
O intrinsic
O extrinsic
Question 5
What statement about nonconcealed observation is accurate?
O Contrary to concealed observation, it is less reactive.
O It absolves the observer from providing informed consent for the study.
O In comparison to concealed observation, it has less of an impact on the participants.
O From an ethical perspective, it is probably preferable to concealed observation
