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Validity of the Study

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  California State University, Northridge  »  Psychology  »  Psychology 321 – Psychology Research Method  »  Spring 2022  »  Validity of the Study

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Mono-operation bias
B  Compensatory equalization of treatment
C  Inadequate preoperational explication of constructs
D  Mono-method bias
Question #5
A  Mono-operation bias
B  Inadequate preoperational explication of constructs
C  Compensatory equalization of treatment
D  Mortality threat
Question #6
A  Inadequate preoperational explication of constructs
B  Researcher expectancies
C  Mono-method bias
D  Instrumentation threat
Question #7
A  Experimenter effects
B  Evaluation apprehension
C  Researcher expectancies
D  Compensatory equalization of treatment
Question #10
A  Pretest sensitization
B  Inadequate preoperational explication of constructs
C  Mono-operation bias
D  Compensatory equalization of treatment
Question #11
A  Constract validity
B  External validity
C  Social interaction threats
D  Internal validity
Question #12
A  Internal validity
B  Social interaction threats
C  External validity
D  Constract validity
Question #13
A  External validity
B  Social interaction threats
C  Internal validity
D  Constract validity
Question #15
A  Mono-operation bias
B  Mono-method bias
C  Evaluation apprehension
D  Inadequate preoperational explication of constructs
E  Interaction of testing and treament
Question #16
A  Hypotheses guessing
B  Inadequate preoperational explication of constructs
C  Mono-operation bias
D  Interaction of testing and treament
E  Restricted generalizability across contracts
Question #17
A  Mono-operation bias
B  Interaction of different treatments
C  Inadequate preoperational explication of constructs
D  Hypotheses guessing
E  Experimenter/Researcher expectancies
Question #18
A  Experimenter/Researcher expectancies
B  Mono-method bias
C  Interaction of different treatments
D  Evaluation apprehension
E  Restricted generalizability across contracts
Question #19
A  Interaction of different treatments
B  Restricted generalizability across contracts
C  Evaluation apprehension
D  Interaction of testing and treament
E  Mono-method bias
Question #20
A  Interaction of testing and treament
B  Inadequate preoperational explication of constructs
C  Evaluation apprehension
D  Interaction of different treatments
E  Restricted generalizability across contracts
Question #21
A  Evaluation apprehension
B  Mono-operation bias
C  Inadequate preoperational explication of constructs
D  Interaction of different treatments
E  Interaction of testing and treament
Question #22
A  Mono-operation bias
B  Interaction of testing and treament
C  Evaluation apprehension
D  Inadequate preoperational explication of constructs
E  Hypotheses guessing
Question #23
A  Interaction of testing and treament
B  Experimenter/Researcher expectancies
C  Hypotheses guessing
D  Mono-operation bias
E  Inadequate preoperational explication of constructs
Question #24
A  Multiple-treatment interference
B  Pretest sensitization
C  Interaction effects of selection bias and the experimental variable
D  Experimenter effects
Question #25
A  Multiple-treatment interference
B  Experimenter effects
C  Interaction effects of selection bias and the experimental variable
D  Pretest sensitization
Question #26
A  Interaction effects of selection bias and the experimental variable
B  Multiple-treatment interference
C  Experimenter effects
D  Pretest sensitization
Question #27
A  Interaction effects of selection bias and the experimental variable
B  Pretest sensitization
C  Experimenter effects
D  Multiple-treatment interference
Question #28
A  Compensatory rivalry
B  Selection threat
C  Diffusion or imitation of treatment
D  Compensatory equalization of treatment
E  Resentful demoralization
Question #29
A  Diffusion or imitation of treatment
B  Selection threat
C  Compensatory equalization of treatment
D  Compensatory rivalry
E  Resentful demoralization
Question #30
A  Diffusion or imitation of treatment
B  Compensatory rivalry
C  Selection threat
D  Compensatory equalization of treatment
E  Resentful demoralization
Question #31
A  Resentful demoralization
B  Diffusion or imitation of treatment
C  Compensatory rivalry
D  Selection threat
E  Compensatory equalization of treatment
Question #32
A  Resentful demoralization
B  Compensatory equalization of treatment
C  Compensatory rivalry
D  Diffusion or imitation of treatment
E  Selection threat
Question #33
A  Testing threat
B  History threat
C  Maturation threat
D  Mortality threat
E  Instrumentation threat
Question #34
A  History threat
B  Testing threat
C  Instrumentation threat
D  Maturation threat
E  Regression threat
Question #35
A  Regression threat
B  Mortality threat
C  Instrumentation threat
D  History threat
E  Maturation threat
Question #36
A  Regression threat
B  Testing threat
C  Mortality threat
D  History threat
E  Maturation threat
Question #37
A  Mortality threat
B  History threat
C  Regression threat
D  Testing threat
E  Instrumentation threat
Question #38
A  Instrumentation threat
B  Maturation threat
C  Testing threat
D  Regression threat
E  History threat