1. A researcher wants to find out whether gross motor coordination is better in the morning or in the afternoon. To measure coordination, participants balance a book on their heads first in the morning and then in the afternoon. What is confounded with the independent variable?

2. Strong manipulations are used to __ the effect of the __ variable.

3. A researcher who measures the speed of helping in an emergency is using a __ measure.

4. Experimenter bias effects can occur when the experimenter:.

5. The strongest possible manipulation should not be used if it results in:

6. When a confounding variable is present in an experiment, one cannot tell whether the results were due to the:

7. A design that has two conditions with different participants in each condition is a (n) __ design.

8. When individuals participate in only one condition, it is a __ design. When individuals participate in all conditions it is a __ design.

9. One problem with the pretest posttest design is that:

10. A researcher designed an experiment to test the effects of a top secret vitamin supplement on the strength of weight lifters. Thimble lifting would not be a useful measure of strength because thimble lifting:

11. The galvanic skin response (GSR) is used as a measure of:

12. Which one of the following is a behavioral measure? An investigator measures:

13. Which one of the following statements is incorrect? In an experimental design, mortality refers to the:

14. When constructing a Latin square design, each condition: A design that has two conditions with the same participants in each condition is a (n) __ design.

15. A (n) __ provides evidence to indicate what brain processes are involved while an individual works on a cognitive task. EEG

16. In general staged manipulations are __ than straightforward manipulations.

17. Ralph has a confederate cut in front of a person who is second or ninth in line at a grocery store checkout counter. He then records the number of verbal responses towards the confederate as a measure of aggression. The manipulation employed in this study is an example of a __ manipulation. Staged

18. In drug research a (n) __ has occurred when it is unclear whether improvement is due to properties of the drug or the expectation about the effect of the drug.

19. Which of the following is a technique to improve internal validity __?

20. McKenna designs a study in which she has two control and two experimental groups. In her design, one control group receives a pretest while the other does not, and one experimental group receives a pretest while the other does not. McKenna's design is an example of a __ design.

21. A graduate student assigns students in a class to taste either Coke or Pepsi. Students rate their liking for the soda on a scale from 1 to 10. This is an example of a __ design.

22. It is policy in a school district to inform teachers in the fall whether any of their new students had previously been identified as having behavior or learning problems. This policy probably:

23. A matched pairs design involves:

24. Dr. Colombo measures the tension in a participants neck muscles as she completes a strenuous physical task. Dr. Colombo has most likely used a(n): EMG

25. In general__ manipulations are less costly than__manipulations.

26. While in a shopping mall, a marketing researcher stops and asks you which you prefer; soda in a bottle or soda in a can. Your response would be an example of a __ measure..

27. Experimenter expectancy or bias effects can be reduced by:

28. Dr. Mills measures participant's brain wave activity in order to study the brains response to sounds of varying frequencies. Dr. Mills is likely to be using which type of physiological measure? EEG

29. Presenting participants with different versions of a videotaped confession in order to study person perception is an example of (a) n ___ manipulation.

30. At the end of a three year study, Susan finds that 12 percent of her participants did not take part in the final survey because they moved away. In research terms, Susan is experiencing a __ problem.

31. Which of the following statements is true regarding the use of staged manipulations? Staged manipulations:

32. Investigators will sometimes use deception in the procedures to address the problem of: Professor Smith surveys her students in order to examine their preference for an individual or a group project. The responses Professor Smith collects would be an example of what type pf measures?

33. When planning an experimental manipulation, one should consider

34. Research proposals are often written because they: A researcher wants to find out whether campers prefer cotton or nylon sleeping bags. A troop of boy campers tried cotton and a troop of girl campers tried nylon sleeping bags. The sleeping bags were rated for softness and warmth. The confounding variable is:

35. Statistical analysis of the data is: During the debriefing period of an experiment participants:

36. A criminal investigator measures a suspect's change in perspiration in response to questions regarding a burglary. The investigator is using which type of physiological measure?