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What would be your preferred measure of central tendency if you had the following data: $32,400; $42,500; $47,250; $49,570; $145,850?<\/div>\n
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Which of the following populations is used most often in human psychological research?<\/div>\n
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A researcher conducts a study on the effectiveness of a new drug to alleviate anxiety. Participants are given either the drug or a sugar pill, and they don\u00e2 t know which they are receiving. Furthermore, the experimenter dispensing the pills does not know which pill he is giving out. This experiment is known as a _________ experiment.<\/div>\n
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A researcher believes that male participants will be less willing to discuss their relationship problems than female participants, and thus he makes males extra comfortable when interviewing them by nodding his head and smiling. At the end of the study, he finds that men are actually very open to talking about their relationships, even more so than women. What is the biggest problem with his findings?<\/div>\n
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All of the following are issues with animal research involving animals bred in a breeding colony, but which one might decrease the external validity of your study?<\/div>\n
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Hunter, A., Laursen, S. L., & Seymour, E. (2006) Becoming a Scientist: The Role of Undergraduate Research in Students’ Cognitive, Personal, and Professional Development. Science Education, 91<\/em>, 36-74. doi: 09178-367PV<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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