The sampling technique often seen in psychological research is convenience sampling.
Making observations of the behavior of human beings or animals is known as:
The Nuremberg code came about because of Stanley Milgram’s study.
Based on Jackson, figure 5.7 above of a standard normal distribution, what percentage of the population would score above someone who scores two standard deviations above the mean?
Validity refers to _____
A correlation may be considered weak if the correlation coefficient falls between the values of:
μ (pronounced “mu”) represents the symbol for the population mean.
Empirically Supported Treatements (EST’s) are considered the “gold standard” because _______
The following terms may be more associated with quantitative research than qualitative:
A hypothesis should be based on opinion.
Research questions are ________
Correlational studies identify the degree to which one variable causes a change in another.
Scientist Practitioners use their research to inform their practice.
∑ represents the symbol for “the multiplication of”
All of the following are examples of qualitative design except _______
Qualitative research tends to be less structured than quantitative research.
The seven steps of the research process begin with learning database procedures.
The correlation coefficient, which measures reliability, is considered a “strong” relationship between the values of ______ and ______
The Boulder Model was built upon a foundation of Rogerian counseling theory.
In a double blind research study the ________
In the class video on John Gottman’s Love Lab, the device that measures fidgeting was called:
The following are examples of scientist practitioners except ______
Which of the following is an example of naturalistic observation:
All of the following are probability samples except _______
When forming a scholarly research paper, authors should use tools and resources such as ________________