A) intellectual honesty
B) questioning skepticism
C) practical thinking
D) questioning authority
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A) Behavioral measures are not very time-intensive as collecting behavioral data does not take a long time.
B) Behavioral measures are more susceptible to social desirability bias than are self-report measures.
C) Behavioral measures do not allow people to modify their behavior even if they know they are being observed.
D) Behavioral measures provide more objective measurements, because they come from a trained outside observer.
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A) Physical sciences
B) Social sciences
C) Biological sciences
D) Psychological sciences
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A) Reliable
B) Predictable
C) Reasonable
D) Favorable
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A) It rules out the need for a set of procedures thought to be important for science.
B) It asserts the use of scientific authority.
C) It involves the reasoning skills required to generate, test, and revise theories.
D) It condones skepticism.
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A) Descriptive research
B) Quantitative research
C) Qualitative research
D) Ethnographic research
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A) a self-fulfilling prophecy
B) the experimenter expectancy effect
C) social desirability bias
D) a gene-by-environment interaction
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A) predict
B) test
C) observe
D) communicate
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A) observe
B) interpret
C) replicate
D) communicate
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A) a self-fulfilling prophecy
B) a gene-by-environment interaction
C) social desirability bias
D) the experimenter expectancy effect
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A) asks people directly or indirectly what they think, feel, or have done
B) asks questions that can have completely open-ended answers
C) observes and records behavior in the real world
D) observes one person, often over a long period of time
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A) They are not facts.
B) They should not be tied to real evidence.
C) They are merely guesses and observations.
D) They do not generate any expectations.
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A) A behavioral measure
B) A statistical measure
C) A self-report
D) A physiological measure
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A) case study
B) systematic review
C) naturalistic observation
D) meta-analysis
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A) Demand characteristics
B) Experimenter expectancy effects
C) Longitudinal designs
D) Placebo effects
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A) Genetics
B) Economics
C) Psychology
D) Geology
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A) Analytics
B) Ethics
C) Ekistics
D) Antics
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A) fabrication
B) plagiarism
C) falsification
D) collaborationism
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A) Reliability
B) Validity
C) Replicability
D) Acceptability
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A) Meta-analysis
B) Experimenter expectancy effect
C) Social desirability bias
D) Self-fulfilling prophecy
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