Cues given to the participants about how they are expected to behave define a situation's ____
a. experimenter bias
b. volunteer bias
c. reactivity
d. demand characteristics
d
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One problem with word association techniques is that
a. scoring systems are generally subjective. b. no norms exist. c. interpretation is objective. d. they do not adequately predict clinical syndromes.
What does research suggest about the influence of physical attractiveness? Does it have an impact on our routine everyday actions (e.g., whether to assist strangers who ask favors)? What about actions that are relatively important to people (e.g., which politician they vote for)?
a. Attractiveness does not seem to matter nearly as much as people think it does. b. Attractiveness matters for small things, but does not seem to matter much for things that are relatively important to people. c. Ironically, attractiveness seems to have an impact on things that are relatively important to people, but does not seem to matter much for small things. d. Attractiveness seems to have an impact both on small things and on things that are relatively important to people.
An epitaph is a spoken remembrance delivered at a funeral to honor the deceased
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Matched is a type of research design (often a quasi-experiment) where behavior is only observed in a lab.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)