A) allows mathematical relationships to be established.
B) provides a point of reference against which the behavior of the experimental group can be compared.
C) balances the experiment to eliminate all extraneous variables.
D) establishes causation.
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A) independent
B) dependent
C) extraneous
D) control
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A) a double-blind study to control for researcher bias.
B) a single-blind study to control for research participant bias.
C) random selection to control the extraneous variables.
D) random assignment to control the dependent variables.
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A) independent
B) control
C) extraneous
D) dependent
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A) The control group and the experimental group are treated exactly alike except for the condition you intentionally vary.
B) The condition that the experimenter intentionally varies is called the dependent variable.
C) The animals or people whose behavior is investigated are referred to as experimental subjects.
D) Human subjects whose behavior is investigated are also called the participants.
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A) acts out the proper behavior for the subjects.
B) deceives the subjects as to the real purpose of the experiment.
C) unknowingly hints to subjects what is expected of them.
D) does all of these.
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A) were randomly assigned.
B) cannot be replicated.
C) were statistically significant.
D) were part of a meta-analysis.
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A) the students' inherent academic ability.
B) the students' use of different study strategies.
C) the amount of sleep students had prior to the experiment.
D) all of these.
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A) mediating
B) independent
C) correlational
D) dependent
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A) independent
B) dependent
C) extraneous
D) control
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A) randomly assigning students to rooms of varying temperature and light intensity.
B) randomly selecting the rooms in which the students will be taught.
C) making the temperature and the amount of light the same for all the rooms.
D) letting the students select the room temperature and lighting in which they are most comfortable.
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A) dependent group and the independent group.
B) extraneous group and the independent group.
C) before group and the after group.
D) control group and the experimental group.
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A) extraneous variables were not controlled.
B) the two groups were not randomly assigned.
C) listening to music improved learning.
D) listening to music had no effect on learning.
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A) Much of the popularity of herbal health remedies is based on the placebo effect.
B) Single-blind experiments are used to control researcher bias.
C) Double-blind experiments control for both researcher bias and research participant bias.
D) Double-blind testing has shown that about 50 percent of the effectiveness of antidepressant drugs,such as Prozac,is due to the placebo effect.
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A) using a double-blind experiment.
B) making all conditions except the independent variable exactly the same for all subjects.
C) using repeated measures.
D) observing and recording the impact of each variable on each subject in the experiment.
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A) Barnum effect.
B) actor-observer effect.
C) anthropomorphic error.
D) self-fulfilling prophecy.
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A) anthropomorphic error.
B) somatization variable.
C) research participant bias.
D) researcher bias.
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