A) a representative sample.
B) a biased population.
C) a biased sample.
D) a statistically significant population.
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A) how important the data are for future research on the topic.
B) the conclusion that there are no reasonable alternative explanations.
C) the inference that the observed effects are unlikely to be due to chance.
D) the representativeness of the sample.
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A) sampling bias.
B) experimenter bias.
C) socially desirable responding.
D) the placebo effect.
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A) his students were not a representative sample of young adults.
B) he did not survey the entire population of young adults.
C) he knew his subjects before he surveyed them.
D) his students were a random sample.
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A) a double-blind research study.
B) a study with two independent variables.
C) an unethical research study.
D) a correlational study with confounded variables.
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A) placebo effects.
B) self-report biases.
C) statistical artifacts.
D) meta-analytic controls.
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A) indicate that the independent and dependent variables are negatively correlated.
B) provide evidence that subliminal tapes are effective in promoting weight loss.
C) be evidence of a placebo effect.
D) be evidence that the study contained confounding variables.
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A) The Citation Index.
B) American Psychological Association Online.
C) Psychology Today.
D) PsycINFO.
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A) the participants are not a representative sample
B) the participants may fail to remember information correctly
C) the participants may have misunderstood the question
D) the participants may have a tendency to give socially approved answers to the questions
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A) the hypothesis
B) the day of the week
C) the exercise
D) the mood (degree of happiness)
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A) self-reports.
B) case studies.
C) naturalistic observations.
D) the experimental method.
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A) methodology section of a journal article.
B) reference section of a journal article.
C) results section of a journal article.
D) introduction section of a journal article.
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A) Anecdotal evidence is based on a single example and may reflect sampling bias.
B) Anecdotal evidence rarely influences a person's opinion or behavior.
C) Anecdotal evidence can usually be found to support any position.
D) Anecdotal evidence often reflects a distortion in self-report.
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