Creating participant pools for introductory-level college courses may place the burden of participation in research too heavily on the population of college students who take these courses.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
Learning Objective: 5.8. Identify potential ethical concerns related to sampling from "participant pools" in human participant research.
Cognitive Domain: Knowledge
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Attentional cues that decrease self-awareness should increase
a. deindividuated behavior. b. social facilitation on an easy task. c. cooperation in a prisoner's dilemma. d. groupthink in a decision-making process.
Which of the following sets of data would produce the largest value for Cohen's d?
a. n = 10 for both samples, a pooled variance of 15, and a mean difference of 3 points b. n = 20 for both samples, a pooled variance of 15, and a mean difference of 5 points c. n = 10 for both samples, a pooled variance of 20, and a mean difference of 3 points d. n = 20 for both samples, a pooled variance of 20, and a mead difference of 5 points
In the field of developmental psychology, the main reason that the correlational method is used more often than experimental methods is because
a. correlations are more effective at addressing the issue of cause. b. of ethical concerns. c. correlational research is significantly more scientifically rigorous. d. of the availability of computers.
You hear someone saying that "intelligence is intelligence, no matter where you go in the world." What is the most appropriate reaction, based upon Module 13?
A. Different cultures define intelligence differently. B. If you are smart in one culture, you are going to be smart in all cultures. C. The concept of "g" is universal and applies to all cultures. D. Intelligent behavior in one culture is likely to be intelligent behavior in another culture.