Reference no: EM133987852
Questions
1. Random assignment in an experiment eliminates individual differences.
True False
2. If a correlation between two variables is r = .00, two explanations are possible: (1) It can mean that two variables are not related; or, (2) that there is a relationship but you must graph it to see it?
True
False
3. An experiment can be used to establish cause-effect relationships between two variables. High causality means we have high external validity?
True
False
4. Social psychologist study variables that cannot be manipulated (such as gender), or variables we cannot ethically manipulate (such as child abuse). In these situations, a quasi-experiment can be used but we must make sure to collect data on third variables that we can rule out alternative explanations.
True
False
5. An operational definition of a variable specifies
the name of the variable
how we define the variable
how we measure the variable
both B and C
6. A quasi-experiment is of NO use in science because it the study's outcome can be explained by multiple causes?
True
False
7. Operational definitions allow us to define constructs (concepts such as misery) by operationalizing them with specific variables such as fear?
True
False