A) distributes the effect of physical variables equally across the treatment conditions.
B) distributes the effect of the independent variable equally across all of the treatment conditions.
C) ensures that subjects in all conditions experience nearly identical physical variables.
D) removes potentially confounding physical variables from the testing situation.
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A) double-blind experiment
B) ex post facto study
C) pretest/posttest
D) single-blind experiment
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A) demand characteristics.
B) extraneous variables.
C) latent cues.
D) placebos.
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A) experimenter bias.
B) selection threat.
C) the placebo effect.
D) the Rosenthal effect.
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A) distant
B) hostile
C) pleasant
D) warm
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A) demand characteristics.
B) experimenter bias.
C) the Rosenthal effect.
D) demand characteristics and experimenter bias.
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A) increased statistical power.
B) made it harder to detect the effect of the IV.
C) made subject responses more variable.
D) made it harder to detect the effect of the IV and made subject responses more variable.
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A) Aggressive
B) Authoritarian
C) Hostile
D) Likeable
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A) context
B) personality
C) physical
D) social
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A) control and experimental subjects are told cover stories.
B) experimenters do not know which treatment the subjects are receiving.
C) subjects do not know which treatment they are receiving.
D) neither the subjects nor the experimenter know which treatment the subjects are receiving.
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A) adjust experimental procedures to each subject's personality.
B) adjust your demeanor to each subject's personality.
C) minimize face-to-face contact.
D) adjust experimental procedures and your demeanor to each subject's personality.
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A) they are more enthusiastic.
B) they are more friendly.
C) they obtain more "I don't know" answers from respondents.
D) they smile more at their subjects.
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A) a poster for a controversial speaker
B) bright room lighting
C) interruptions by students opening the door
D) visual distraction by classmates outside the room
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A) the extraneous variable has the same value in the control and experimental conditions.
B) the extraneous variable has one value in the control condition and a different value in the experimental condition.
C) the independent variable has no effect on the dependent variable.
D) this presents a lower risk of confounding than when it changes randomly.
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A) balancing
B) constancy of conditions
C) elimination
D) isolation
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A) demand characteristics
B) experimenter bias
C) external validity
D) internal validity
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A) demand characteristics
B) experimenter biases
C) response sets
D) demand characteristics and experimenter bias
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A) demand characteristic.
B) experimenter bias.
C) history threat.
D) the Rosenthal effect.
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A) demand characteristic.
B) physical variable.
C) placebo effect.
D) Rosenthal effect.
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A) a blinking fluorescent light
B) noise from a custodian's vacuum
C) seeing classmates walk by a window
D) the weather
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