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Foundations of Psychology QuizVersion en ligne Core psychology terms challenge. par Aidan Peters 1 What term describes a detailed description of how a variable is measured in a study? a Operationalization b Operational Definitions c Measures d Hypothesis 2 Which bias is the tendency to see a relationship where none exists? a Sampling Bias b Illusory Correlation c Social Desirability Bias d Confirmation Bias 3 What describes an in-depth study of a single person, group, or event? a Survey b Experiment c Naturalistic Observation d Case Study 4 Which variable is deliberately changed by the experimenter? a Independent Variable b Placebo c Confounding Variable d Dependent Variable 5 What group does not receive the experimental treatment? a Experimental group b Random sample c Placebo Group d Control Group 6 Which distribution is bell-shaped and common in psychology? a Histogram b Skewed Distribution c Frequency Distribution d Normal Curve 7 Which term asks if a test measures what it claims? a Accuracy b Validity c Reliability d Generalizability 8 What is the size of the treatment effect called? a Correlation Coefficient b P-value c Effect Size d Confidence Interval 9 Which procedure keeps participants and researchers unaware of treatment assignment? a Random Assignment b Double-blind procedure c Informed Consent d Single-blind procedure 10 What process assigns participants to groups by chance? a Convenience Sampling b Random Sample c Replication d Random Assignment 11 What statistics summarize a data set's main features? a Reliability b Inferential statistics c Meta-Analysis d Descriptive statistics 12 What protects participants' private information? a Informed Consent b Debriefing c Anonymity d Confidentiality 13 What is the post-study explanation given to participants? a Debriefing b Confidentiality c Placebo d Informed Consent 14 Which bias leads people to respond in socially acceptable ways? a Demand Characteristics b Social Desirability Bias c Hindsight bias d Placebo effect 15 What method involves observing behavior in a natural setting? a Laboratory Experiment b Case Study c Naturalistic Observation d Survey 16 Which measure describes dispersion around the mean? a Mean b Standard deviation c Mode d Median 17 What term describes a display of data showing frequency per category? a Frequency Distribution b Normal Curve c Scatterplot d Histogram 18 What term means repeating a study to verify results? a Debriefing b Replication c Informed Consent d Falsifiability 19 What sample type best represents the population? a Biased Sample b Random Sample c Representative Sample d Convenience Sample 20 What concept means a theory or claim can be disproven? a Falsifiability b Reliability c Confidentiality d Validity 21 Which procedure minimizes bias by keeping participants unaware but researchers know? a Informed Consent b Double-blind procedure c Single-blind procedure d Random Assignment 22 Which variable is measured to see effects of manipulation? a Independent Variable b Confounding Variable c Dependent Variable d Placebo 23 Which term describes the relationship between two variables? a Causation b Illusory Correlation c Variance d Correlation 24 What statistic indicates the strength and direction of a linear relationship? a Effect Size b Correlation Coefficient c P-value d Standard Deviation 25 What branch of statistics generalizes from a sample to a population? a Meta-Analysis b Replication c Inferential statistics d Descriptive statistics 26 Which method involves asking people questions to collect data? a Survey b Experiment c Case Study d Naturalistic Observation 27 What effect refers to improvements due to participants' expectations? a Social Desirability Bias b Hindsight Bias c Placebo d Placebo Effect 28 Which term asks whether a test measures what it should? a Validity b Confidentiality c Reliability d Accuracy 29 What type of research focuses on numbers and statistics? a Quantitative Research b Naturalistic Observation c Qualitative Research d Case Study 30 What graph is used to display a distribution of a variable by bars? a Frequency Distribution b Histogram c Normal Curve d Scatterplot 31 What describes the relationship where both variables move together? a Independent Variable b Causation c Dependent Variable d Correlation 32 Which procedure minimizes bias by concealing group status from participants only? a Double-blind procedure b Informed Consent c Single-blind procedure d Random Assignment 33 Which bias arises from participants giving socially desirable responses? a Random Sampling b Hindsight Bias c Social Desirability Bias d Illusory Correlation 34 What is the observation of behavior in a natural setting without manipulation? a Laboratory Experiment b Case Study c Naturalistic Observation d Survey 35 Which variable is measured as an outcome in a study? a Placebo b Dependent Variable c Confounding Variable d Independent Variable 36 What term means the process of confirming study results by repeating? a Replication b Informed Consent c Validity d Falsifiability 37 What term describes a false impression of a relationship between variables? a Independent Variable b Illusory Correlation c Correlation Coefficient d Confounding Variable 38 What document ensures participants understand risks and give consent? a Placebo b Informed Consent c Debriefing d Confidentiality 39 What term expresses the absence of bias in a study? a Reliability b Confounding Variable c Validity d Placebo Effect 40 What term refers to the accuracy of population representation in a sample? a Random Sample b Representative Sample c Convenience Sample d Biased Sample 41 Which effect describes improvements due to participants' expectation alone? a Social Desirability Bias b Placebo Effect c Hindsight Bias d Placebo

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Foundations of Psychology QuizVersion en ligne

par Aidan Peters

What term describes a detailed description of how a variable is measured in a study?

Which bias is the tendency to see a relationship where none exists?

What describes an in-depth study of a single person, group, or event?

Which variable is deliberately changed by the experimenter?

What group does not receive the experimental treatment?

Which distribution is bell-shaped and common in psychology?

Which term asks if a test measures what it claims?

What is the size of the treatment effect called?

Which procedure keeps participants and researchers unaware of treatment assignment?

What process assigns participants to groups by chance?

What statistics summarize a data set's main features?

What protects participants' private information?

What is the post-study explanation given to participants?

Which bias leads people to respond in socially acceptable ways?

What method involves observing behavior in a natural setting?

Which measure describes dispersion around the mean?

What term describes a display of data showing frequency per category?

What term means repeating a study to verify results?

What sample type best represents the population?

What concept means a theory or claim can be disproven?

Which procedure minimizes bias by keeping participants unaware but researchers know?

Which variable is measured to see effects of manipulation?

Which term describes the relationship between two variables?

What statistic indicates the strength and direction of a linear relationship?

What branch of statistics generalizes from a sample to a population?

Which method involves asking people questions to collect data?

What effect refers to improvements due to participants' expectations?

Which term asks whether a test measures what it should?

What type of research focuses on numbers and statistics?

What graph is used to display a distribution of a variable by bars?

What describes the relationship where both variables move together?

Which procedure minimizes bias by concealing group status from participants only?

Which bias arises from participants giving socially desirable responses?

What is the observation of behavior in a natural setting without manipulation?

Which variable is measured as an outcome in a study?

What term means the process of confirming study results by repeating?

What term describes a false impression of a relationship between variables?

What document ensures participants understand risks and give consent?

What term expresses the absence of bias in a study?

What term refers to the accuracy of population representation in a sample?

Which effect describes improvements due to participants' expectation alone?