A) correlation.
B) the association coefficient.
C) association.
D) arbitrage.
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A) Correlational studies
B) Case studies
C) Psychological tests
D) Regression analyses
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A) ocean temperature and the number of people at the beach
B) adult shoe size and IQ scores
C) the price of a car and the mileage on the odometer
D) height and weight
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A) a new discovery has been made regarding a cause-and-effect relationship.
B) the relationship between two variables needs to be established.
C) ethical considerations prevent the usage of other sources of information.
D) the purpose of the research is to track down a cause.
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A) Positive correlations are meaningful, but negative ones are not.
B) Negative correlations are weak, but positive ones are strong.
C) Correlations close to +1.0 or 1.0 are strong, whereas correlations close to 0 are weak.
D) A strong correlation is indicative of a causal relationship between variables.
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A) the principle of falsifiability.
B) critical thinking.
C) the confirmation bias.
D) skepticism.
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A) case study.
B) observational study.
C) correlational study.
D) survey study.
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A) observational study.
B) exploratory research.
C) experimental research.
D) double-blind study.
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A) statistical procedures that allow researchers to draw inferences about how statistically meaningful a study's results are.
B) statistical procedures that organize and summarize research data.
C) averages that are calculated by adding up a set of quantities and multiplying the sum by the total number of quantities in the set.
D) A set of techniques for combining data from a number of related studies to determine the explanatory strength of a particular independent variable.
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A) they work with complicated computers and laboratory equipment.
B) they rely upon sophisticated brain-imaging machines.
C) they base their work on scientific attitudes and procedures.
D) psychology is related to human biology, which is an important part of science.
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A) observational study.
B) correlational study.
C) case study.
D) survey.
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A) experimental methods.
B) single-blind studies.
C) significance tests.
D) descriptive methods.
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A) confidence interval
B) standard deviation
C) significance test
D) descriptive statistic
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A) they can provide accurate descriptions of behavior.
B) the presence of observers can alter the behavior being observed.
C) they can answer questions about cause and effect.
D) they allow experimenters to manipulate variables.
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