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A) experimenter bias.
B) faulty memory.
C) the social desirability bias.
D) a tendency to agree with almost every statement.
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A) because of practical or ethical reasons they cannot be used to study some research questions.
B) since researchers cannot control variables of interest, conclusions concerning cause and effect relationships are not appropriate.
C) they do not allow the researcher to describe behavior.
D) they frequently observe behavior in artificial situations.
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A) the score on A causes the score on B
B) the score on B causes the score on A
C) both A and B are caused by a third variable
D) the score on A can be used to predict the score on B
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A) the median for the exam will change, but the mean will stay the same.
B) both the mean and the median for the exam will change.
C) the mean for the exam will change, but the median will stay the same.
D) neither the mean nor the median for the exam will be affected.
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A) the placebo effect.
B) a sampling bias.
C) social desirability.
D) a response set.
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A) Subjects should have been systematically assigned to groups.
B) The sample is not representative of the population.
C) Placebo effects or experimenter bias are likely to affect results.
D) Distortions in self-report will affect results.
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A) placebo effects
B) dependent variables
C) deception by participants
D) experimenter bias
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A) the case study approach.
B) archival research.
C) a double-blind observational study.
D) a survey.
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A) a hypothesis; a theory
B) a theory; a hypothesis
C) a variable; an application
D) a hypothesis; a variable
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A) homelessness.
B) animal welfare.
C) the drug problem.
D) crime.
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A) experimenter bias may influence the behavior of the participants
B) experimenter bias is often intentional
C) experimenter bias may influence the researcher's observations or recording of participants responses
D) experimenter bias may influence the research project in subtle ways
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A) naturalistic observation.
B) correlational research.
C) survey research.
D) the case study method of research.
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A) a population.
B) a representative sample.
C) a biased sample.
D) the independent variable.
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A) a covariate.
B) an extraneous variable.
C) a redundant variable.
D) an inverse bias.
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A) true.
B) accepted by others.
C) testable.
D) well established and not disputed.
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