Laura conducts a study to determine whether her new "puppet" therapy works better than the traditional "talking" therapy. After randomly assigning her own patients to either the "puppet" or "talking" group, Laura herself administers the therapy. This study’s most obvious flaw is ____.?
a. ?random variables
b. ?experimenter bias
c. ?the placebo effect
d. ?participant expectations
Answer: b. ?experimenter bias
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a) classical conditioning. b) operant conditioning. c) vicarious learning. d) cognitive learning.
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a. The Singenbaum Report b. The Schlesinger Report c. The Schneidman Report d. The Zimmerman Report e. The Zimbardo Report
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A. They have lower mental activity than their observable behavior suggests. B. They show signs of intentional behavior, but they cannot communicate. C. They do not intentionally track a person with their eyes. D. They show behavioral response to the world around them even though their eyes are closed.