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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A Researchers must discuss their ethical choices with their participants.
B Researchers must conduct research with other researchers.
C Researchers must consult with lawyers before they conduct a study.
D Researchers must consider the opinions of others, including institutional review board (IRB) members and peers.
Question #2
A discriminant validity
B criterion validity
C content validity
D convergent validity
Question #3
A Both the strength and the direction of a correlation matter when examining validity.
B The strength of a correlation matters, but the direction of a correlation does not matter.
C Correlations are not used to examine validity.
D Negative correlations are desirable when examining validity.
Question #4
A a statement of benefits
B a description of the study’s hypotheses
C a list of procedures
D a statement of risks
Question #5
A It violates an APA standard.
B It is akin to lying.
C It violates a Belmont principle.
D It makes psychology researchers look bad.
Question #6
A Both terms refer to the same type of validity.
B Researchers have to determine whether convergent validity predicts discriminant validity.
C Both types of validity are subjective in that they are determined by experts in the field.
D Researchers have to look at the patterns of correlations for both types of validity.
Question #7
A all types of reliability
B internal reliability and test-retest reliability
C internal reliability and interrater reliability
D interrater reliability and test-retest reliability
Question #8
A observational measure
B physiological measure
C self-report measure
D conceptual measure
Question #9
A Animals should be used only in observational research.
B Animals should have the same rights as humans.
C The use of animals in research is justified by the knowledge that is gained from the research.
D Ethical issues are less important in research with animals than in research with humans.
Question #10
A It was written at the request of the U.S. Congress.
B It was replaced by the APA guidelines.
C It was written primarily in response to the Milgram obedience studies.
D It was written primarily in response to medical experiments performed in Nazi-occupied Europe.
Question #11
A Students typically find the negative effects of deception to be diminished during debriefing.
B Students are not tolerant of any degree of deception.
C Students usually are tolerant of studies that use major deception.
D Students find the negative effects of deception to be worsened by debriefing.
Question #12
A There is only one operational definition that is possible for each conceptual definition.
B Operational definitions and conceptual definitions are the same thing.
C Conceptual definitions are created after operational definitions are determined.
D The specification of operational definitions is one of the creative aspects of the research process.
Question #13
A a researcher offering three points of extra credit to college students to participate in a study
B a researcher hinting to participants that their employer will be told if they do not participate
C a researcher offering homeless participants $1,000 to participate in a study
D a researcher telling participants that he will be fired if he is unable to recruit at least 50 participants
Question #14
A It allows researchers to get feedback from participants about how to design follow-up studies.
B It informs participants about the presence and purpose of deception in a study.
C It prevents researchers from being sued.
D It gives participants an opportunity to sign a waiver releasing the researcher from any liability.
Question #15
A They believe that the data they create is equally as valid as data that would be collected from participants.
B They feel pressure to publish findings.
C They are curious to see if other scientists would be able to detect the data fabrication or falsification.
D A journal might require it for higher impact.
Question #16
A A deception study debriefing must attempt to restore a sense of honesty and trustworthiness.
B A deception study debriefing must be done with each participant individually.
C A deception study debriefing must have a member of the institutional review board (IRB) present.
D A deception study debriefing must last at least 30 minutes.
Question #17
A Participants were not given monetary payments for their time.
B Participants were harmed.
C Participants were from a disadvantaged social group.
D Participants were not treated respectfully.
Question #18
A minimizing harm
B obtaining IRB approval
C ensuring anonymity
D obtaining informed consent
Question #19
A discriminant
B criterion
C convergent
D face
Question #20
A explicitly inform participants of any potential risks involved in participating in the study
B tell the participants about any deception in the study
C explain how scientific fraud will be avoided
D tell the participant the hypotheses of the study
Question #21
A it is never acceptable for such a specific group to be studied
B if the researcher has special access to the specific group (e.g., the researcher works on a Native American reservation)
C if the specific group being studied is especially prone to the problem being studied (e.g., if depression rates are higher in Native American women)
D if the specific group being studied has participated in similar research previously (e.g., earlier studies of intelligence in Native American women)
Question #22
A Confidential research collects sensitive information about participants (e.g., sexual behavior, illegal behavior); anonymous research collects nonsensitive information about participants.
B Anonymous research collects sensitive information about participants (e.g., sexual behavior, illegal behavior); confidential research collects nonsensitive information about participants.
C Anonymous research and confidential research are the same thing.
D Confidential research collects participants’ names but separates them from the data; anonymous research does not collect participants’ names.
Question #23
A If a measure is valid, it is also reliable.
B If a measure is reliable, it is also valid.
C Reliability and validity are the same concept.
D Reliability and validity are unrelated concepts.
Question #24
A the principle of integrity
B the principle of justice
C the principle of respect for persons
D the principle of beneficence
Question #25
A Institutional Review Board.
B Belmont Report.
C American Psychological Association.
D Nuremberg Code.
Question #26
A 3; 5
B 3; 10
C 3; 8
D 5; 10
Question #27
A to obtain evidence for criterion validity
B to obtain evidence for content validity
C to obtain evidence for face validity
D to obtain evidence for convergent validity
Question #28
A give a measure of alcohol addiction to the same group of clients
B ask the participants to give their opinion on whether the measure is valid
C give the measure to a group of people attending Gamblers Anonymous meetings
D correlate the measure with a behavior, such as amount of money lost in a casino during the past year
Question #29
A content validity
B discriminant validity
C criterion validity
D convergent validity
Question #30
A discriminant validity
B convergent validity
C predictive validity
D content validity
Question #31
A reliability
B operationalization
C conceptualization
D validity
Question #32
A convenience.
B validity.
C reliability.
D operational definition.
Question #33
A a valid finding
B a strong relationship
C a nonrelationship
D a negative finding
Question #34
A the principle of beneficence
B the principle of justice
C the principle of integrity
D the principle of respect for persons
Question #35
A whether he can create a convincing story that his participants will believe
B whether he can conduct the study just as well without deception
C whether his institutional review board (IRB) will approve the use of deception
D whether his participants will be angry when they find out he used deception
Question #36
A students from a community college
B people with a history of insomnia
C employees from a local daycare center
D patients from Dr. Kushner’s clinical psychology practice
Question #37
A a categorical measurement
B an ordinal scale of measurement
C an interval scale of measurement
D a self-report measurement
Question #38
A The groups must be composed of experts in the field of psychology.
B After testing, the groups should have significantly different scores on the measure.
C At least three groups must be used.
D Prior to testing, similarity between the groups must be demonstrated.
Question #39
A scientific fraud
B lack of confidentiality
C physical harm
D psychological distress
Question #40
A Data are easy to acquire.
B They impede scientific progress.
C They are impossible to discover.
D They are federal crimes.
Question #41
A Researchers do not have to have written informed consent with these groups of participants.
B Researchers must ensure anonymity when dealing with both types of participants.
C Neither group of participants can provide informed consent.
D Both groups of participants have less autonomy than other types of participants.
Question #42
A archival measurement
B self-report measurement
C observational measurement
D physiological measurement
Question #43
A discriminant
B face
C convergent
D criterion
Question #44
A a concrete construct
B physical measurements (e.g., length)
C an abstract concept
D a behavior that is directly observable
Question #45
A New findings have made such research less beneficial.
B There were no ethical guidelines 5 years ago, but there are now.
C He might have changed his thinking due to a bad experience with some of the participants from the original study.
D Public opinion about that type of research has changed.
Question #46
A internal reliability
B interrater reliability
C internal consistency
D test-retest reliability
Question #47
A Since the study has good internal reliability, it is not necessary to report interrater reliability.
B The anxiety scale is a self-report measure, and interrater reliability is needed only when two or more observers are providing ratings.
C Interrater reliability is typically calculated only for the experimenter to evaluate the ratings and is rarely reported in journal articles.
D The combination of internal reliability and test-retest reliability provide enough information about the study’s reliability.
Question #48
A face
B criterion
C content
D divergent
Question #49
A r= 0.83
B r=–0.18
C r=–1.0
D r= 1.0
Question #50
A using deception.
B legal protection of lab animals.
C failing the Principle of Justice.
D data falsification/fabrication.
Question #51
A the path and significance of the relationship between two measurements
B the outliers present in the two measurements
C the validity and reliability of two measurements
D the strength and direction of the relationship between two measurements
Question #52
A +.10
B -0.1
C -.50
D +.50