Question 11: The "hourglass" rule for writing APA research reports specifies that one proceeds from:

Possible answer:

specific to general

general to specific

specific to general to specific

general to specific to general

Question 13: Dr. Johnson wants to know whether their intervention influences interest in enrolling in a class via the intervention's impact on belonging. That is, they are curious whether belonging is a mechanism that can help explain the intervention's impact on class enrollment. Dr. Johnson predicts that the intervention will impact belonging and belonging will positively relate to enrollment intentions. What statistical test should Dr. Johnson run?

Possible answer:

Regression

Mediation

T-test

Moderation

Question 14: Explicit attitudes are:

Possible answer:

Automatic associations with an attitude object

Covert options

Indirect attitudes

Evaluations people can easily report

Question 17: When researchers have the goal to generalize a study's findings to a specific larger target population, they have ________________ research goals.

Possible answers:

Universalistic

Explicit

Particularistic

External

Question 19: According to the lecture and your reading, _____________ measures do not make it obvious what is being measured.

Possible answers:

Self-report

Internal

Indirect

Explicit

Question 20: In an APA style research report, the section in which procedure details are included is the

Possible answers:

references

method

introduction

results

Question 21: When I ask individuals to rate how much they like Chip (CU's Mascot) from 1 (not at all) to 7 (very much), this is an example of an _________________ measure.

Possible answer:

External

Implicit

Explicit

Internal

Question 22: To collect data for her survey, Dr. Torres stopped the first 100 people she saw on the street and asked them to complete her survey. Dr. Torres used which type of sample?

Possible answer:

Snowball sample

Purposive sample

Accidental Sample

Quota sample

Question 24: With simple random sampling:

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People are randomly assigned into different conditions.

Everyone person in a population has an equal chance of being selected.

People are handpicked to be representative of their specific population.

People are selected to match the demographic characteristics of the population.

Question 25: Based on the lecture and the readings for this course, indirect measures:

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Always measure deliberative processes

Sometimes measure automatic reactions, sometimes measure deliberative processes

Always measure automatic reactions

Only assess implicit attitudes

Question 26: You want to study a phenomenon that should occur across all people and generalize across different settings. According to the lecture, you have __________________ research goals.

Possible answer:

Particularistic

External

Generalizable

Universalistic

Question 27: According to the lecture, what is the effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable via the mediator?

Possible answer:

Regression effect

Indirect effect

Direct effect

Total effect