Research Methods Mastery

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Quiz on core research methods concepts.

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Froggy Jumps Research Methods MasteryVersion en ligne Quiz on core research methods concepts. par Casey 1 Which feature is typical of qualitative research? a Always tests a formal hypothesis with variables. b Relies on random assignment of participants. c Uses interviews to collect information from individuals. 2 In a quasi-experiment, what is true about random assignment? a Participants are not randomly assigned. b Randomization is used only for the control group. c They always use random assignment to groups. 3 What is a naturalistic study used to determine? a Effect of an intervention in a lab. b Association between variables. c Causation between variables. 4 What is the Number 1 Rule of Psychology Ethics? a Do No Harm. b Publish results regardless of consent. c Maximize data collection. 5 Which is typical of quantitative research? a Relies on open-ended interviews only. b Avoids any form of measurement. c Includes a hypothesis and variables. 6 What is a cohort in quasi-experiments? a A group born at a specific time that experiences similar conditions. b A control group in a lab setting. c A randomly selected individual. 7 What does correlation not prove? a Causation between variables. b That variables are identical. c That one variable causes the other in all cases. 8 What are the main research approaches? a Quantitative and Qualitative. b Descriptive and Experimental only. c Theoretical and Computational only. 9 What does cross-sectional design compare? a The same individuals over many years. b Various studies from different fields. c Different individuals at the same point in time. 10 How should participant data be stored? a On a public drive for accessibility. b In any format without encryption. c Protected and stored securely with limited access. 11 What is the main idea of lifespan development? a Development occurs from conception to death. b Development ends in adolescence. c Development only occurs in adulthood. 12 Which research design tracks the same individuals over many years? a Laboratory experiment b Longitudinal design c Cross-sectional design 13 Which Baltes principle states development is capable of change and is plastic? a Determinism b Plasticity c Stability 14 What does multidirectionality describe in development? a Growth and decline can occur in different areas b Only growth happens c Only decline happens 15 Which factor reflects the influence of historical time and culture on development? a Sociohistorical context b Personal choice c Genetic makeup 16 What term means development is influenced by multiple disciplines? a Multidisciplinary b Unidirectional c Monodisciplinary 17 What are primary aging changes? a Lifestyle-related changes b Disease-specific changes c Universal aging processes 18 What is a cross-sectional design? a Same individuals followed over time b A long-term clinical trial c Different age groups studied at one time 19 Which concept distinguishes age-related changes from disease-related ones? a Biological vs psychological aging b Primary vs secondary aging c Natural vs artificial aging 20 Which term describes gains and losses across domains over life? a Development is multidirectional b Unidirectional development c Single-domain growth

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par Casey

Which feature is typical of qualitative research?

In a quasi-experiment, what is true about random assignment?

What is a naturalistic study used to determine?

What is the Number 1 Rule of Psychology Ethics?

Which is typical of quantitative research?

What is a cohort in quasi-experiments?

What does correlation not prove?

What are the main research approaches?

What does cross-sectional design compare?

How should participant data be stored?

What is the main idea of lifespan development?

Which research design tracks the same individuals over many years?

Which Baltes principle states development is capable of change and is plastic?

What does multidirectionality describe in development?

Which factor reflects the influence of historical time and culture on development?

What term means development is influenced by multiple disciplines?

What are primary aging changes?

What is a cross-sectional design?

Which concept distinguishes age-related changes from disease-related ones?

Which term describes gains and losses across domains over life?