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    • Random assignment
      Avoid selection threats
    • Matching
      Reduce initial differences between the experimental and control groups on the dependent variable
    • One group pretest posttest design

      Measure self-esteem of divorced women before and after counseling, compare pre and post test results
    • Two different doses of one drug compared for treating hypertension, half receive one dose, half receive other dose

      1 IV between subjects design
    • Block randomization
      presenting each condition once before any condition is repeated
    • Random sampling
      Giving each individual in a population a number and then using a random number table to identify which participants will be included
    • One variable within subjects design

      Participants evaluate 4 different clothing styles in reverse counterbalanced order
    • A one group pretest/posttest design would not have a comparison group
    • Constant conjunction/internal validity

      Cause has to be present whenever the effect is obtained
    • Lab and field studies
      • Differ in control and realism/setting
    • Association
      "Owning a dog related to higher life satisfaction"
    • Construct validity
      Do the results support the theory behind the research?
    • Statistical conclusion validity
      The extent to which data from a study supports a true cause-effect relationship rather than chance
    • Construct validity

      Participant interprets manipulated instructions differently than the researcher intended threatens
    • Synergistic interaction

      Higher levels of one IV increase the effect of another rIV
    • Disordinal and antagonistic interaction

      Shaped like an "X"
    • Moderation
      Relationship between two variables depends on a third variable
    • Causal claim
      "Texting while driving reduces impulse control"
    • Regression to the mean is especially problematic when one group has an extremely high score at pretest
    • Researchers used methods to identify or correct for attrition, such as determining whether those who dropped out of the study had a different pattern of scores than those who stayed in the study
    • I frequently solve and enjoy solving crossword puzzles and Sodoku puzzles is an example of what?
      double barreled question
    • I have never not enjoyed thinking
      double negative
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