A) construct validity
B) internal validity
C) reliability
D) reactivity
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A) test grades.
B) gender of the students.
C) class size.
D) length of test.
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A) In a negative relationship,variables have an inverse relationship;whereas in a curvilinear relationship,variables can have both increase and decrease in values.
B) A negative relationship is represented by an increasing-trend line on a graph;whereas curvilinear relationship is represented with a straight line on a graph.
C) A negative relationship has more than one extraneous variable associated with it,whereas curvilinear relationship has only one associated extraneous variable.
D) In a negative relationship,the cause variable is always dependent,whereas in a curvilinear relationship,the cause variable is independent.
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A) amount of alcohol
B) braking speed
C) red light
D) degree of intoxication
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A) operational
B) dependent
C) hypothetical
D) mediating
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A) constancy
B) uniformity
C) reliability
D) uncertainty
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A) Linear
B) External
C) Construct
D) Internal
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A) ad lib
B) ex post facto
C) variable
D) randomized
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A) confounded
B) spurious
C) operational
D) curvilinear
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A) Creating operational definitions
B) Determining the direction of cause and effect
C) Establishing a curvilinear relationship between variables
D) Analyzing concrete concepts
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A) Internal validity deals with accuracy of methods of studying variables,whereas external validity deals with randomization of variables present in the study.
B) Internal validity deals with creation of operational definitions for procedure,whereas external validity deals with establishing curvilinear relationships between variables.
C) Internal validity deals with accuracy of conclusions about cause and effect,whereas external validity deals with generalization of findings of a study to other settings.
D) Internal validity deals with establishing positive linear relationships between variables,whereas external validity deals with establishing negative linear relationships between variables.
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A) confounded
B) nonexperimental
C) operational
D) curvilinear
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A) unsystematic
B) construct
C) extraneous
D) nonmonotonic
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A) operational
B) hypothetical
C) independent
D) mediating
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A) Temporal precedence
B) Covariation between variables
C) Elimination of possible causes
D) Non-sufficient element of inference of cause
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A) Linear
B) External
C) Construct
D) Internal
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A) internal
B) construct
C) extraneous
D) linear
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A) validity
B) reliability
C) dexterity
D) ingenuity
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A) The independent variable is studied in an artificial environment.
B) The researcher loses the ability to directly control many aspects of the situation.
C) Randomization of confounding variables becomes complex.
D) It is difficult to establish operational definitions.
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A) positive linear
B) negative linear
C) curvilinear
D) nonlinear
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