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A) Observer bias
B) Observer effects
C) Reactivity
D) Nay-saying
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A) Blending in with the surroundings
B) Waiting to begin observations
C) Measuring the behavior unobtrusively
D) Using multiple observers
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A) -0.92
B) 0.02
C) 0.89
D) 1.05
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A) Using reverse-worded questions
B) Using scales with an even number of response options
C) Providing a "no opinion" option
D) Using a Likert-type response scale
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A) Observer bias
B) Observer effects
C) Reactivity
D) Socially desirable responding
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A) People self-reporting more than they can know
B) Fence sitting
C) Faking bad
D) Negatively worded answers
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A) A response set
B) Acquiescence
C) Yea-saying
D) Fence sitting
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A) A blind study design
B) Unobtrusive observation
C) Delayed observation
D) A double blind study design
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A) A study examining the intensity of pain during natural childbirth
B) A study examining the health of children born via natural childbirth
C) A study examining discussions about natural childbirth between mothers and doctors
D) A study examining the breathing styles used during natural child birth
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A) A response set
B) Acquiescence
C) Socially desirable responding
D) Fence sitting
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A) They may have poor construct validity.
B) They may have poor internal reliability.
C) They are leading questions.
D) They are too conceptual.
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A) Fence sitting
B) Faking good
C) Faking bad
D) People self-reporting more than they can know
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A) The confidence people have in their memories is not strongly related to the accuracy of their memory.
B) People are very good judges of the reasons for their behavior.
C) People are better able to remember vivid memories.
D) If people are inaccurate in reporting their reasons for behavior,it is because they are deliberately trying to be deceptive.
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A) A person's attitude toward their doctor
B) A person's feelings about people diagnosed with cancer
C) A person's thoughts about whether they prefer Advil or Tylenol
D) A person's opinions about a healthcare law
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