A) replication.
B) random sampling.
C) experimental control.
D) naturalistic observation.
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A) replicated
B) dependent
C) confounding
D) independent
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A) Brandon experienced hindsight bias.
B) Brandon was overconfident.
C) Brandon engaged in scientific inquiry.
D) Brandon perceived a pattern in random events.
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A) theory.
B) hypothesis.
C) operational definition.
D) hunch.
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A) correlational
B) survey
C) control
D) experimental
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A) Reading to children causes high academic performance.
B) Teenagers who are naturally intelligent are more likely to be interested in books as children.
C) Reading to children is correlated with high academic performance.
D) Dr.C cannot make any cause-effect statement.
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A) 40;80
B) 50;70
C) 60;20
D) 80;40
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A) sampling extreme cases leads to false generalizations.
B) a placebo effect may be operating.
C) association does not prove causation.
D) confounding variables may have an effect.
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A) theory.
B) replication.
C) naturalistic observation.
D) operational definition.
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A) independent variable.
B) hypothesis.
C) theory.
D) scatterplot.
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A) placebo.
B) scatterplot.
C) case study.
D) replication.
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A) operationally defining research procedures.
B) manipulating the factors of interest.
C) studying observable behaviors.
D) replication of previous research.
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A) The survey method leads to causal results.
B) Correlation does not prove causation.
C) Experimental designs cannot be replicated.
D) These statements do not demonstrate any problem.
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A) naturalistic observation
B) the survey
C) the case study
D) experimentation
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A) random sampling.
B) replication.
C) operational definitions.
D) the double-blind procedure.
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A) were not exposed to explicit sexual content.
B) were exposed to explicit sexual content.
C) completed the word as "bad".
D) completed the word as "bed".
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A) the placebo effect.
B) confounding variables.
C) hindsight bias.
D) the double-blind procedure.
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A) naturalistic observation
B) replication
C) random sampling
D) the case study
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A) survey only a small sample of college students.
B) survey only politically informed college students.
C) survey every college student on your own campus.
D) survey a large representative sample of the college student population.
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A) replication.
B) random assignment.
C) the placebo effect.
D) generalizing from vivid cases.
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