The journal review process is designed to
A) determine whether a researcher has been truthful in the research report.
B) decide which journal is appropriate for a particular piece of research.
C) exclude research that was poorly done or fails to make a large enough contribution.
D) ensure that lab reports are kept in a bound journal.
C
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How do retrograde and anterograde amnesia differ?
Answer:
The major WEAKNESS of a natural (quasi-) experiment is its
a. nonrandom assignment of participants to groups. b. obsession with psychophysiological measurements. c. absence of ecological validity. d. strong cohort effects.
Of the following individuals, who is most likely to develop symptoms of reversible dementia?
A. An older adult who exercises daily but eats foods high in cholesterol. B. An older adult who plays mahjong with friends each week but has type 2 diabetes. C. An older adult who lives alone and often skips meals. D. An older adult who lives alone and consumes fluids regularly.
Between-subjects designs in which participants are assigned to treatment conditions by means other than randomization are referred to as
a. cross-lagged designs. b. longitudinal designs. c. nonequivalent-groups designs. d. single-case experimental designs.