A) controlled
B) dependent
C) experimental
D) independent
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A) allow the results to be generalized to everyday life.
B) lead to conclusions about the effects of a dependent variable.
C) always reflect everyday reality.
D) confirm hunches gained from everyday experience.
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A) relationships.
B) societies.
C) groups.
D) cultures.
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A) sociology
B) clinical psychology
C) personality psychology
D) cultural psychology
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A) It enables prediction of one variable given knowledge of the other.
B) It specifies the cause-effect relationship among variables.
C) It can only be carried out in controlled laboratory settings.
D) It emphasizes that changing one variable definitely changes another variable.
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A) survey
B) correlational
C) experimental
D) naturalistic
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A) freedom fighter
B) terrorist
C) patriot
D) a doctor.
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A) the power of the situation.
B) the importance of cognition.
C) the power of the person.
D) common-sense psychology.
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A) Survey the attitudes of 1,000 adults in Ontario and 1,000 adults in Alberta.
B) Survey the attitudes of 1,000 adults in each province and territory.
C) Place ads in all major newspapers asking Canadians to call and give their views.
D) Randomly select a large sample of adult Canadians to survey.
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A) in the early 1930s,when researchers examined the effects of deprivation on aggression and altruism.
B) in World War I,when psychologists conducted studies of social conflict and cooperation.
C) in World War II,when researchers performed studies of persuasion and soldier morale.
D) in the early 1900s,shortly after social psychology experiments began to be conducted.
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A) learn about the theory.
B) test the theory.
C) confirm the theory.
D) disconfirm the theory.
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A) how people influence one another.
B) how people change over time.
C) how people interact with one another.
D) how people think about,influence,and relate to one another.
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A) how questions are framed influence how they are answered.
B) how questions are framed have very little influence on how they are answered.
C) wording is an unimportant element of survey research.
D) framing the questions differently will not influence apparent public opinion.
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A) from a position of pure objectivity,with no personal motives or social agenda.
B) by interpreting it according to their own mental categories.
C) for its aesthetic value with little or no regard for the artificial value of objectivity.
D) with no preconceptions.
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A) Sociological
B) Social psychology
C) Social neuroscience
D) Biological
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A) independent variable.
B) dependent variable.
C) control variable.
D) confounding variable.
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A) Being careful in a new relationship because you've been hurt in the past.
B) Being confident when placing a bet on a sporting event.
C) Changing your opinions on important issues as you get older.
D) Reading your horoscope at the end of the day and deciding it was accurate.
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A) Are our social beliefs self-fulfilling?
B) In what ways do other people influence our attitudes and actions?
C) What situations trigger people to be helpful or greedy?
D) Is human development a continuous process or does it proceed through a series of stages?
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A) its findings are complicated.
B) its findings are false.
C) its findings could be used to manipulate people.
D) its findings are contradictory.
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A) Hunger makes it difficult for children to concentrate in school.
B) Improving children's nutrition will improve their achievement in school.
C) As children's nourishment declines,so too do their grades.
D) Children with high grades are not under-nourished.
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