A) experience is confounded with participation in the study.
B) age is confounded with experience.
C) genetics and experience are confounded.
D) reliable statistics cannot be computed for cohort groups.
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A) correlation studies
B) double-blind control
C) epidemiological studies
D) placebo pills
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A) genotypes
B) phenotypes
C) endophenotypes
D) causal types
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A) Examining the impact of Prozac on depression
B) Determining how many therapy sessions it takes for most anxiety patients to feel better
C) Examining the impact of Prozac on serotonin levels
D) Determining which treatment reduces patients' anxiety in the fewest number of sessions
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A) +1.00.
B) 0.00.
C) -1.00.
D) cannot be determined from this information.
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A) control for the expectation of some research subjects that they will improve just because they are in a research study.
B) determine whether a treatment or independent variable actually influenced change in the independent variable.
C) determine statistical significance.
D) control the dependent variable.
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A) are confounded by the cross-cultural methods used to study psychopathology.
B) may be due to the culture or to common genetic factors.
C) cannot be understood by those outside of the culture.
D) generally do not exist.
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A) independent variables are hypothesized to have an impact on dependent variables.
B) independent variables are generally manipulated by the researcher.
C) dependent variables are hypothesized to have an impact on independent variables.
D) dependent variables are generally measured by the researcher.
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A) shared genes.
B) common diet factors.
C) physical similarities.
D) the fact that they live together.
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A) behavior is influenced by the rewards that follow the behavior.
B) children who view aggression are more likely to act in an aggressive manner.
C) invisible forces influence our behavior every day.
D) personality traits can be influenced by genetics.
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A) the effectiveness of the correlational model in determining cause.
B) research methods.
C) various forms of therapy.
D) incidence, distribution, and consequences of a problem in a population.
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A) distribution
B) incidence
C) consequences
D) all of these
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A) treatment group
B) dependent variable
C) control group
D) confound
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A) positive
B) negative
C) zero
D) causal
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A) each research participant spends an equal amount of time in the treatment and control groups.
B) each research participant has an equal chance of being in the treatment or control group.
C) everyone in each group is exactly the same on the independent variable.
D) everyone in each group is exactly the same on the dependent variable.
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A) Correlational
B) Treatment outcome
C) Treatment processes
D) Placebo control
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A) intelligence comes first, not the books.
B) it would have been cheaper just to buy books at garage sales.
C) based simply on a correlation between books and intelligence, it is impossible to determine directionality of causation.
D) none of the above; excuse me while I run to the bookstore
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A) how disorders change and progress over a typical patient's lifetime.
B) the genetic causes of a particular disorder.
C) the environmental causes of a particular disorder.
D) if a particular treatment is appropriate for patients suffering from a specific disorder.
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