A) experimental
B) control
C) independent
D) dependent
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A) theory
B) hypothesis
C) fact
D) correlation
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A) Statements; theories
B) Theories; hypotheses
C) Hypotheses; theories
D) Correlations; experiments
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A) the use of random assignment.
B) inferring cause and effect from experiments.
C) the types of subjects used.
D) generalizing from the laboratory to life.
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A) control
B) independent
C) dependent
D) correlational
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A) correlational research.
B) experimental research.
C) laboratory research.
D) field research.
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A) informed consent.
B) debriefing.
C) demand characterization.
D) experiment framing.
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A) It excludes the process of debriefing the experiment to its participants.
B) It is effective when the focus is primarily on maintaining mundane realism.
C) It is a research method where all the variables in an experiment are controlled by the researcher.
D) It allows for random assignment of people in a research study.
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A) It involves important variables in natural settings.
B) It provides ambiguous interpretations of causes and effects.
C) It assists in reading newspapers and magazines.
D) It takes place in a laboratory.
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A) facts explain theories.
B) theories explain facts.
C) facts are ideas.
D) theories are statements.
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A) unethical.
B) always required.
C) to be used only if it is essential and justified.
D) useful in affecting subjects' willingness to participate.
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A) random sampling
B) random assignment
C) random surveying
D) objectivity
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A) slightly less
B) significantly more
C) about the same number of
D) significantly less
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A) Results from experiments offer ambiguous interpretation of cause and effect.
B) Correlations allow psychologists to investigate variables in natural settings.
C) Experiments can only take place in laboratories.
D) Results from correlations can yield cause and effect relationships if evaluated in laboratory settings.
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A) The research most likely has a high degree of mundane realism.
B) The research fails to use random assignment.
C) The research most likely has a low degree of experimental realism.
D) The research fails to debrief the participants.
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A) is an agreed-upon statement.
B) summarizes and explains facts.
C) cannot be tested.
D) is less than fact.
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A) realistic experimentation
B) televised reality
C) mundane realism
D) experimental realism
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A) mundane realism
B) Platonic realism
C) experimental realism
D) metaphysical realism
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A) correlational research
B) experimental research
C) laboratory research
D) field research
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A) test; organize
B) organize; test
C) objectify; refute
D) refute; objectify
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