Chapter 9 exam Flashcards

1
Q

_________________ are studies involving 2+ measured variables

A

Multivariate designs

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2
Q

Longitudinal designs help address _______________________.

A

Temporal precedence

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3
Q

Multiple regression analyses help address
____________________.

A

Internal validity

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4
Q

Pattern and parsimony can help establish ____________________.

A

Causation

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5
Q

____________________ are studies that measure variables over time

A

Longitudinal designs

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6
Q

________________ test whether two variables measured at the
the same point in time are correlated

A

Cross-sectional designs

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7
Q

Cross-sectional designs do not provide information regarding ________________________.

A

Temporal precedence

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8
Q

_____________________ are the correlation of each variable with itself across
time

A

Autocorrelations

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9
Q

_________________ designs are correlations of the degree to which an earlier
measure of one variable is associated with a later
measure of the other variable

A

Cross-lag

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10
Q

Multivariate designs allow us to _______________ for other
factors that might influence the association of
interest

A

Control

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11
Q

___________________ is a statistical analysis that can help rule out
potential third variables, by assessing the
relation of interest while controlling for
suspected third variables

A

Multiple regression

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12
Q

___________________ is used when analyzing 3+ variables

A

Multiple regression

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13
Q

Larger ____________________ values are indicative of stronger
associations

A

beta (β)

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14
Q

Causation is not easily established in _______________________________
designs

A

Multiple regression

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15
Q

_____________________ is the degree to which a scientific theory provides
the simplest explanation of a pattern

A

Parsimony

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16
Q

__________________ are variables that help explain the relation
between two other variables

A

Mediators (mediating variables)

17
Q

___________________ impact both variables, leading to a
relation between them

A

Third variables

18
Q

What are the similarities between Mediators vs. Third variables?

A

– Both involve multivariate research designs.
– Both can be detected using multiple
regression.

19
Q

What are the differences between Mediators vs. Third variables?

A

– Third variables are external to the bivariate
correlation (problematic).
– Mediators are internal to the causal
variable (not problematic).

20
Q

The ______________________ variable comes between the two
original variables

A

Mediating

21
Q

A ____________________ is a new variable that changes the original relation
between two variables.

A

Moderator

22
Q

Once you consider the _______________ variable, your relation goes
away.

A

Third

23
Q

This relation with a __________________ variable occurs because variable A influences
the mediator variable (C) which influences variable
B.

A

Mediator