Professor Sinclair is designing a dependent-groups study where he wants to present three colored balls (red, green, and blue) to young toddlers, to see which color they prefer
In designing the study, he creates the following sequences: red-green-blue, red-blue-green, red-green-blue, blue-red-green, green-blue-red, and blue-red-green. He is concerned about order effects, so he administers each of these sequences one at a time. What type of design is he using?
a. Latin square
b. ABBA counterbalancing
c. Block randomization
d. Double-blind placebo
c
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An expert in wilderness survival participates in a memory study in which she is shown a list of words. Later, she is asked to recall these words. Which words is she MOST likely to recall?
A) freshwater B) mountaintop C) songbird D) cool breeze
Children from homes that are characterized by adequate resources, low stress, father presence, and secure attachment, as opposed to homes that do have such characteristics, later in life tend to
a. experience puberty earlier. c. have fewer children. b. have earlier sexual activity. d. begin to have children earlier in life.
Which of the following does not affect patterns of preferred sex-typed activities?
a. Playing with a sibling of the opposite sex c. Being female not male b. Cultural exaggeration of sex differences d. None of these
The ____________________ is manipulated in an experiment
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word