In _____, participants are randomly assigned to participate in the conditions created by researchers and results are then compared across conditions to establish cause–effect relationships
a) ethnographies
b) content analyses
c) experiments
d) exploratory studies
c
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When working with culturally different clients, what is a specific concern? a. The services offered to these clients may be oppressive or discriminatory to their life experiences. b. The clients may not be amenable to being helped
c. The psychological problems these clients experience may be so severe that therapy may not be helpful. d. Clients who are culturally diverse may lack the cognitive skills to benefit from therapy.
If a researcher created a list of the people in a population of interest and randomly selected them to participate in a study, that researcher would be using
a. quota sampling. b. purposive sampling c. convenience sampling. d. probability sampling.
According to twin and adoption studies, family life has its strongest influence on intelligence during which period?
A. Infancy B. Early childhood C. Middle childhood D. Toddlerhood
Which theory helps researchers understand adolescent risk taking?
A. behavioral decision theory B. cognitive development theory C. desirability theory D. alternative choices theory