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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A This is a research hypothesis
B There is one IV
C All of these are true
D There is one DV
E This is a causal comparative design
F There is one CV
Question #2
A There are two CVs
B There are two DVs
C This is a correlational design
D There are three IVs
E This is an alternative hypothesis
F All of these are true about the design
Question #3
A There are two CVs
B This is a causal comparative design
C There is one DV
D This is a null hypothesis
E There are two IVs
F All of these are true about the design
Question #4
A It was hypothesized that there would be no significant relationship between sociability and worker productivity.
B It was hypothesized that family conflict would be significantly and positively related to aggression.
C All the above are correlational design studies.
D It was hypothesized that neighborhood risks would not be significantly correlated to adolescents’ delinquent behaviors.
E It was hypothesized that Latinos would report significantly higher familism than Whites and Blacks.
Question #5
A It was hypothesized that there would be no significant differences between genders, body types, and ethnic groups on time spent exercising.
B All of these are causal comparative designs.
C It was hypothesized that sloths and turtles would have the same level of speed after controlling for gender.
D It was hypothesized that there would be no significant difference between ethnic groups on level of self-efficacy.
E It was hypothesized that there would be no significant relation between number of trees and temperature of the world.
Question #6
A It was hypothesized that elephants would live significantly longer and have better memories than cats and dogs.
B It was hypothesized that men would report significantly higher self-esteem than women.
C It was hypothesized that level of extraversion would be significantly and negatively related to computer programmers’ productivity.
D All of these are alternative hypotheses.
E It was hypothesized that that there would be no significant relationship between frequency of family conflict and aggression.
Question #7
A All of these are null hypotheses.
B It was hypothesized that there would be no significant difference between otters, kittens, and puppies on level of cuteness.
C It was hypothesized that that there would be no significant relationship between neighborhood risks and adolescents’ delinquent behaviors.
D It was hypothesized that there would be no significant correlation between age and wisdom.
E It was hypothesized that there would be no significant differences between bears and cats on hours of sleeping.
Question #8
A It was hypothesized that elephants would live significantly more years than cats and dogs.
B It was hypothesized that rabbits and cats would have significantly more babies in a litter than dogs.
C It was hypothesized that there would be no significant differences between political parties on number of dollars donated to nonprofit organizations annually.
D All these can be considered a research hypothesis.
E It was hypothesized that hours spent studying for an exam would be significantly and positively related to the exam scores.
Question #9
A All these are research hypotheses.
B It was hypothesized that academic motivation would be significantly and positively related to academic achievement.
C It was hypothesized that hydrogen cars, electric cars, and hybrid cars would be rated significantly groovier (1-10 scale) than diesel and gasoline cars.
D It was hypothesized that car salesman’s extraversion level (measured by the Extraversion Scale) would be significantly and positively related to number of cars sold in a month.
E It was hypothesized that boys would engage in significantly more delinquent behaviors (as measured by the delinquent behaviors scale) than girls.