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In psychological science, the term experiment specifically means that the researcher manipulates both variables.

False

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Which of the following is true of control variables?

Control variables are kept the same for all participants.

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A design in which participants are exposed to all the levels of an independent variable at roughly the same time and a single attitudinal or behavioral preference is the dependent variable is known as a(n)

concurrent-measures design.

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What is the primary difference between pretest/posttest designs and within-groups designs?

the number of levels of the independent variable participants are exposed to

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In true experiments,________ is to dependent variable as ________ is to independent variable.

measuring; manipulating

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Which of the following phrases describes a manipulated variable?

Participants were placed in the high tempo music condition, the low tempo music condition, or the no music condition based on which color card they randomly drew from a deck.”

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The figure below depicts which type of research design?

pretest/posttest design

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I recently put two cups in front of my dog. I hid treats under each cup. I randomly selected one cup and pointed to it to see if that would influence which cup my dog would knock over first. What kind of design is this?

concurrent measures

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An independent-groups design is also known as a design __________.

between-subjects

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A type of within-groups design in which participants are measured on a dependent variable more than once, after exposure to each level of the independent variable is known as matched-participants design.

False

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According to the textbook, why is it important to study interactions?

Many outcomes in psychology are interactions

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The mathematical way to describe an interaction is a difference in differences.

True

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Dr. Rhodes notices an interaction in his factorial study. In describing this, which statement might he use to explain the link between Independent Variable A and Independent Variable B in predicting the dependent variable?

The effect of Variable A depends on Variable B.

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The number of main effects that need to be examined is ________ the number of independent variables.

equal to

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Dr. Gavin is conducting a 2 × 4 independent-groups factorial design. How many main effects will Dr. Gavin need to examine?

2

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Dr. Gavin is conducting a 2 × 4 independent-groups factorial design. Assuming he wants 25 people in each cell, how many participants does Dr. Gavin need to recruit?

200

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Which of the following can be said of the interaction in a study?

It can exist even if the main effects are not significant

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Imagine that you are reading a journal article and you see the following sentence: “The study used a 2 × 2 × 4 design.” Where are you likely to have encountered this sentence?

the Method section

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What is the difference between a main effect and an overall effect?

There is no difference between main effects and overall effects.