A) Autocorrelation
B) Multivariate correlation
C) Cross-sectional correlation
D) Cross-lag correlation
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A) One
B) Two
C) Three
D) Four
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A) Autocorrelation
B) Multivariate correlation
C) Cross-sectional correlation
D) Cross-lag correlation
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A) Dr. Finn's study in which he measured job commitment in a group of Japanese factory workers and in a group of Mexican factory workers
B) Dr. Stabler's study in which he measured people's frequency of playing video games in ninth grade and their aggressive behaviors in 12th grade
C) Dr. Benson's study in which she measured people's spatial manipulation ability in August and measured their ability again in May after they had taken two semesters of art classes
D) Dr. Tutola's study in which he measured the daily stress of a group of married men and the daily happiness of their spouses
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A) Quasi-experimental design
B) Bivariate correlational design
C) Multiple regression design
D) Longitudinal design
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A) Correlation 3
B) Correlation 4
C) Correlation 5
D) Correlation 6
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A) Increase the statistical significance of the results
B) Control for several variables at once
C) Increase the construct validity of a study
D) Meet the temporal precedence criterion for causal inference
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A) Moderation
B) Mediation
C) Third variables
D) Controlling variables
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A) Hypothesis generation
B) Third variable problems
C) Multiple-regression designs
D) Pattern and parsimony
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A) b
B) Sig
C) r
D) d
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A) Statistical significance of associations cannot be determined.
B) Betas and rs share no similarities.
C) These designs require more participants.
D) It is harder to detect outliers.
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A) criterion; predictor
B) manipulated; measured
C) control; mediator
D) bivariate; multivariate
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A) The ethical issue of manipulating income level
B) The issue of temporal precedence between his two variables
C) The issue of possible third variables
D) The issue of diminished statistical validity
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A) Correlation 1
B) Correlation 2
C) Correlation 3
D) Correlation 4
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A) Autocorrelation
B) Cross-sectional correlation
C) Cross-lag correlation
D) Sequential correlation
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A) It can control for all third variables, including those that are not measured.
B) Adding more predictors means research is controlling for more variables.
C) There is a limit to the number of predictors that can be statistically significant.
D) There is a limit to the number of predictors that can be included in a regression.
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A) Is there covariance?
B) Is there temporal precedence?
C) Are there third variables that could explain the relationship?
D) Do the rules make intuitive sense?
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A) "Pet ownership is an important predictor of well-being in elderly adults."
B) "Daughters are happier when their mothers are happy working outside the home."
C) "Eating lunch away from your desk is associated with greater work productivity."
D) "Vacations are important for happiness, even when length of vacation is controlled for."
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