A) selection bias
B) nonresponse bias
C) heterogenous attrition
D) homogeneous attrition
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A) regression toward the mean
B) maturation
C) participant expectancies
D) attrition
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A) regression toward the mean lead to increases in people's scores
B) history can lead to either increases or decreases in people's scores
C) experimenter bias are based on laboratory experimenters' behavior toward participants
D) Hawthorne effects are ways in which studying people changes people
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A) maturation
B) regression toward the mean
C) testing effects
D) all of the above (all are good explanations)
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A) archetypes
B) belief perseverance
C) confounds
D) demand characteristics
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A) artifacts
B) linguistic biases
C) confounds
D) demand characteristics
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A) experimenter bias
B) demand characteristics
C) Heisenberg effects
D) participant mortality
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A) selection bias
B) nonresponse bias
C) both selection bias and nonresponse bias
D) both selection bias and regression toward the mean
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A) the Hawthorne effect
B) testing effects
C) regression toward the mean
D) participant expectancies
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A) experimenter bias
B) confounds
C) participant expectancies
D) regression toward the mean
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A) pressure participants feel to finish a study even when they feel uncomfortable
B) pressure to give socially desirable answers to survey questions
C) cues for authority that encourage research participants to respond honestly
D) subtle cues in an experiment that suggest to participants how they should behave
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A) selection bias
B) history
C) maturation
D) the Hawthorne effect
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A) conduct a double-blind experiment
B) reduce experimenter bias
C) introduce confounds
D) minimize participant reaction bias
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A) They kept the experimenter blind to participants' conditions.
B) They made use of a double-blind procedure.
C) They deceived the participants.
D) They deceived the experimenters.
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A) history
B) regression toward the mean
C) testing effects
D) participant reaction bias
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A) validity;reliability
B) reliability;validity
C) internal validity;external validity
D) external validity;internal validity
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A) measurement is almost always biased in one way or another
B) measurements are usually a mixture of true scores and error
C) no two measurements are ever exactly the same
D) the act of taking a test usually influences people's future scores on the test
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A) participant expectancies
B) demand characteristics
C) participant reactance
D) evaluation apprehension
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A) retroactive interference
B) the Hawthorne effect
C) the mere measurement effect
D) causation
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A) history and maturation
B) history and regression toward the mean
C) experimenter bias and experimental mortality
D) selection bias and testing effects
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