What do we call Milgram's principle of designing experimental situations that are realistic, approximate the variables of interest, and are consequential to participants.
A. second factor experiments
B. experimental veracity
C. experimental realism
D. closed-loop experiments
Answer: C
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A. diathesis stress theory of schizophrenia B. dopamine theory of schizophrenia C. concordance theory of schizophrenia D. cognitive-behavior theory of schizophrenia
Individuals in long-term hospitals were not included in the National Survey on Drug Use and Health
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A. 17% B. 34% C. 55% D. 70%
Dr. Abel lived with in a small village in Western Kenya for two years while studying how young children interacted with their peers. He participated in many aspects of village life, including school and family events, and was frequently seen observing children at play. What type of research was Dr. Abel conducting?
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