Cite two reasons why a researcher might choose to use a repeated measures design
What will be an ideal response?
The four reasons cited in the text are that repeated measures designs are ideal when only a small number of subjects is available; that repeated measures designs are more convenient and efficient; that repeated measures designs are generally more sensitive; and that repeated measures designs can be used to study changes in participants' behavior over time or across stimuli.
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a. ?parents; biological forces b. ?conscious forces; unconscious forces c. ?conscious forces; social forces d. ?social forces; biological forces e. the superego; the id?
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a. functionalists b. psychoanalytic psychologists c. human factors psychologists d. social psychologists
If you score at the 84th percentile on an intelligence test, this means that your IQ is
a. significantly below average. b. 84. c. 115. d. 168.
Brown and his colleagues (1993) found that peer pressure to ____ was greater than pressure to engage in areas of misconduct, such as drug use
a. commit acts of delinquency b. engage in sexual activity c. finish high school and achieve academically d. none of these