A) convenient
B) simple random
C) stratified
D) cluster
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A) the participants may not be representative of non-Internet users.
B) it is difficult to find diverse samples.
C) contacting potential participants is difficult.
D) most researchers are not "net savvy."
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A) students are coerced into participating in research.
B) it may compromise internal validity.
C) it may compromise external validity.
D) it may introduce a confounding variable.
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A) the source of participants
B) the effect size
C) the sample size
D) the alpha level
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A) at random from the population.
B) based on convenience and availability.
C) through lotteries and newspaper ads.
D) from phone books or class rosters.
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A) the probability of rejecting a true null hypothesis.
B) the probability of rejecting a false null hypothesis.
C) the probability of not rejecting a true null hypothesis.
D) the probability of not rejecting a false null hypothesis.
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A) students enrolled in the first course in biology.
B) monkeys.
C) the Internet.
D) elementary and secondary schools.
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A) as long as the instructions are uniformly presented, it is not very important how an experimenter greets and otherwise interacts with the participants
B) the handling of rats between the home cages and the test apparatus can influence the outcome of the experiment
C) all participants should experience the same events even though they are totally unrelated to the experiment
D) it is far more important to treat human participants in exactly the same manner than it is for non-human participants
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A) power.
B) potency.
C) serendipity.
D) sample.
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A) scientific, technical language
B) using phrases such as " ignore distractions"
C) using simple, easy to understand language
D) none of the above
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A) cats and dogs.
B) animals and introductory psychology students.
C) rats and pigeons.
D) farm animals.
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A) completing the study yourself allows you to understand how it feels to complete an online study
B) having participants complete the study allows you to get feedback regarding whether the study works properly in your browser
C) this will allow you to determine if the data collected will be returned to you is an manner that is understandable and arranged in a way that can be statistically analyzed.
D) All of the above are correct Vocabulary
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A) define the participants' task for them
B) motivate participants to perform well
C) direct participants' attention to relevant stimuli
D) explain to participants the true nature of the study
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A) research becomes less valid.
B) the ability to detect statistically significant differences among groups.
C) average scores on the dependent variable increase
D) scores on the independent variable decrease
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A) availability
B) precedent; what others in the field use
C) cost
D) the type of research problem
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A) rhesus monkeys
B) house cats
C) albino rats
D) fruit flies
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A) ethical
B) methodological
C) educational
D) satisfaction
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A) power decreases.
B) power also increases.
C) the likelihood of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis decreases.
D) the likelihood of making a Type II error also increases.
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A) the chances of rejecting the false null hypothesis.
B) the chances of rejecting a true null hypothesis.
C) the chances of rejecting any null hypothesis.
D) the chances of generalizing your results beyond the sample tested.
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A) ask participants questions about their experience
B) let participants ask questions about their experience
C) tell participants that deception was involved in the research
D) explain the purpose of the research
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