When researchers in the past engaged in sexual intercourse at "swinging parties," the researchers claimed to be using what research method?
A) Ethnographic
B) Participant observation
C) Anthropological
D) Naturalistic observation
B
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a. Amphetamines are readily available as over-the-counter diet aids. b. There is a limited amount of land for cultivation of plant-based drugs; since amphetamines are synthetic drugs, they are more easily available. c. Government agencies have managed to intercept most shipments of drugs that have a detectable odor. d. These drugs have a long history of use by people who want to boost their energy so that they can work an increased number of hours.
A researcher is interested in whether students who are musicians have higher intelligence test scores than students in the general population. The researcher predicts that playing a musical instrument is associated with higher intelligence test scores. The researcher selects a sample of 75 musicians from local high schools and gives them an intelligence test. She compares their average
intelligence to that of students in the general population and finds that zobt = +1.92 . This is a _____ test and the researcher should conclude _____. a. one-tailed; that students who are musicians score significantly higher on intelligence tests b. two-tailed; that students who are musicians score significantly higher on intelligence tests c. one-tailed; that students who are musicians do not score significantly higher on intelligence tests d. two-tailed; that students who are musicians do not score significantly higher on intelligence tests
A researcher is investigating the effects of meditation on stress levels. Identify the independent and dependent variables in this experiment
a) The dependent variable is meditation; the independent variable is exercise. b) The dependent variable is stress levels; the independent variable is meditation. c) The independent variable is relaxation levels; the dependent variable is meditation. d) The independent variable is amount of stress; the dependent variable is meditation.
Maggie, an infant, is holding a toy clumsily, using only her fingers and palm. This is an example of _____
A) a pincer grasp B) canalization C) an ulnar grasp D) habituation