A) violate the informed consent concept of competence.
B) be acceptable as long as her procedures were presented to the institutional review board.
C) be acceptable if she carefully explained the experiment to each participant and allowed participants to quit if they were uncomfortable during the procedure.
D) violate the informed consent concept of volunteerism.
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A) the "active ingredient" has no effect.
B) any effect of the antidepressant pill may be due to patients' expectations.
C) any effect of the antidepressant pill may be due to the allegiance effect.
D) all but c
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A) the use of strategies to ensure external validity.
B) that experimental research is done in a lab; all other research occurs in natural settings.
C) that experimental research involves the manipulation of a dependent variable.
D) none of the above
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A) molecular
B) behavior
C) environmental
D) interactive
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A) repeated measurement.
B) withdrawal.
C) control groups.
D) multiple baselines.
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A) an entire family, including all blood relatives to prevent later problems.
B) a large group of unrelated participants who are at risk for a disorder to prevent later problems.
C) a large group of people to fix existing problems.
D) entire populations of people to prevent later problems.
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A) treatment
B) analog
C) control
D) experimental
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A) always involve a single case.
B) decrease internal validity.
C) decrease external validity.
D) decrease reliability.
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A) analog model.
B) longitudinal study.
C) cross-sectional study.
D) retrospective study.
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A) Informed consent
B) Internal validity
C) Coercion
D) Protection from harm
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A) external validity
B) internal validity
C) fidelity
D) empirical validity
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A) participants are not aware of who is in the treatment and control groups, but the researcher providing the treatment does know.
B) neither the researcher providing the treatment nor the participants are aware of who is in the treatment and who is in the control group.
C) neither the researcher providing the treatment nor the research participants can ever be made aware of the research findings.
D) participants are not aware that they are participating in a research study.
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A) withdrawal method.
B) multiple baseline.
C) placebo control.
D) external validity.
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A) the extent to which the results of a study can be explained by the dependent variable.
B) the degree to which the hypothesis is supported by the study.
C) the overall quality of the research.
D) the extent to which the results in a study can be explained by the independent variable.
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A) The case study results may not be generalizable to other people.
B) The dependent variable, or outcome measure, is poorly defined.
C) The judge cited may not be objective and reliable.
D) All of the above
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A) +1.00
B) -1.00
C) 0
D) causal
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A) have nothing to do with the independent variable.
B) are a direct result of the independent variable.
C) have nothing to do with the dependent variable.
D) are a direct result of the dependent variable.
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A) whether or not it is correct.
B) testability.
C) internal validity.
D) external validity.
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A) whether a particular form of psychopathology is influenced by genes.
B) whether a particular form of psychopathology is influenced by the environment.
C) identification and location of a gene associated with psychopathology.
D) approximate degree of influence of genetics for a specific psychological disorder.
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A) is expected to influence or change the variable being studied.
B) is the empirical result of the study.
C) is expected to be changed or influenced in the study.
D) forms the most important component of the hypothesis.
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