A) an operational definition.
B) a theory.
C) inferential statistics.
D) a hypothesis.
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A) application and control
B) measurement and description
C) construction and revision
D) understanding and prediction
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A) descriptive statistics.
B) inferential statistics.
C) numerical statistics.
D) significant statistics.
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A) the score that falls exactly in the center of a distribution.
B) the arithmetic average of the scores in a distribution.
C) the score that occurs most frequently in a distribution.
D) the difference between the largest and the smallest scores in a distribution.
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A) a hypothesis.
B) an operational definition.
C) a theory.
D) inferential statistics.
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A) the type of animal that the researchers select for the study.
B) the presence or absence of the food supplement in the animal's diet.
C) the number of trials it takes to run the maze without making any errors.
D) the age of the animals in the study.
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A) collect the data
B) select a research method and design the study
C) report the findings
D) analyze the data and draw conclusions
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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) understanding and prediction.
B) measurement and description.
C) deterministic and teleological.
D) application and control.
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A) uses questionnaires or interviews to gather information about specific aspects of participants' behavior.
B) engages in careful observation of behavior without intervening directly with subjects.
C) manipulates a variable under carefully controlled conditions.
D) conducts an in-depth investigation of an individual subject.
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A) a value near zero indicates no relationship between the two variables
B) high values indicate that the two variables have a cause and effect relationship
C) the type of relationship between the two variables is described by whether the value is positive or negative
D) the strength of the relationship between the two variables is described by the mathematical value
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A) survey
B) experimental
C) correlational
D) descriptive
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A) +0.65.
B) -0.89.
C) 0.00.
D) +3.45.
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A) case study method.
B) correlation method.
C) survey method.
D) naturalistic observation method.
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A) It cannot be used to study certain issues.
B) It produces artificial situations that may not be applicable to real life.
C) It is impossible to manipulate certain variables.
D) It is virtually impossible to conduct a true experiment with human beings.
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A) case study method.
B) correlation method.
C) survey method.
D) naturalistic observation method.
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A) manipulate several variables at the same time.
B) examine whether there is a link or association between variables being studied.
C) draw conclusions concerning cause and effect relationships.
D) exert precise control over the variables being studied.
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A) a population.
B) a representative sample.
C) a biased sample.
D) the independent variable.
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A) descriptive statistics.
B) numerical statistics.
C) inferential statistics.
D) computational statistics.
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A) correlated variable.
B) control variable.
C) dependent variable.
D) independent variable.
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