quiz 1 Flashcards

1
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What type of research is-
-Knowledge for knowledge sake
-conducted to evaluate theories or answer empirical questions
-little emphasis on application to real-world problems

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Basic Research

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2
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What type of research is motivated by a desire to improve a real world problem

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applied research

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3
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What specific type of applied research uses theory or previous research to address problems in the real world

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translational research

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4
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How are basic and applied research related?

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-substantial overlap between basic and applied research
-each type of research has implications for the other

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5
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Is Asch’s conformity study an example of basic or applied research?

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basic

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6
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Is using norms to decrease alcohol use an example of basic or applied research?

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Applied researchI

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7
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Is group identification & norms an example of basic or applied research?

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basic

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8
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What are the four goals of science?

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Description
Explanation
Prediction
Control

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9
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Which of the four goals of science the lowest level?

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Description

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10
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Which of the four goals of science is described by asking:
-What happens? How do people behave?
-How do people differ from one another?
-How does the same person’s behavior differ from one situation to another?

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Description.

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11
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Which of the four goals of science is described by asking:
-Why does it happen?
-Why do people respond differently to the same situation?
-why does the same person respond differently to different situations?

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Explanation

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12
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Which of the four goals of science is described by asking:
-when will a person engage in this behavior?
-which person will engage in the behavior?

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Prediction

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13
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Which of the four goals of science is described by asking:
-Can we get someone to engage in the behavior?
-Can we stop someone from engaging in the behavior?

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Control

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14
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Which of the four goals of science is the highest level and most difficult?

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control

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15
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A study to test how effective “Rams take Care, Rams take Action” is at encouraging students to intervene in alcohol poisoning is what type of research?

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Applied because it is trying to solve a real world problem.

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16
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Why are scientist empiricists?

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They rely on data

17
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Science is:
a. Manipulating
b. observing
c. measuring
d. all of the above.

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d. all of the above.

18
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something that can take on more than one value

19
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Which source includes a full report of a research study, including methodological details. Includes description of participants, procedures, and statistics?

Person who wrote the article collected the data.

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Primary source

20
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Which source summarizes information from a primary source?

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Secondary source

21
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-Suggest unobservable processes to explain why observable events occur
-more complex (multiple variables)
-include both observed and unoberved (inferred) variables
-explains the relationship between different variables

22
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simple (two or three variables)
-involves measured variables
-concrete and specific

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Hypothesis

22
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What are the 3 criterias for inferring causality?

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  1. temporal sequencing (causes come before effects)
  2. covariation (correlation)
  3. Ruling out other possible explanations.
22
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which research design?
measures two or more variables and look for a relation among them

cannot infer causality

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Correlational Research design

23
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which research design?
Manipulate one variable to see if it causes a change in another variable

possible to infer causality

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experimental research design