Debriefing is not required for _____
a. studies that involve deception c. research that involves confederates
b. no-risk naturalistic observation d. research that uses a coding system
B
In no-risk naturalistic observations, participants are not aware that their public behaviors are being observed. They can be assumed to be behaving as they normally would, and there is no need to debrief them.
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In a single-subject phase change design, when does a researcher change phases?
a. after three observations b. after five or six observations c. when the data show a clear and stable pattern d. at the beginning of each week
Some people newly infected with HIV report ______.
A. sudden thinning of hair B. flu-like symptoms C. Hyperactivity similar to a feeling of mania D. muscle tremors similar to Parkinson's symptoms
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Observation can produce inaccurate and biased data.
The annual rate of teenage pregnancy in the United States is about ________ pregnancies per 1,000 teens.
a. 50 b. 40 c. 30 d. 17 e. 4