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Because populations can be so large, you may have to sample from a(n) . |
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is a term referring to how well the results from an experiment apply to the population. |
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According to research by Higbee, Millard, and Folkman (1982), most human participants used in psychological research are . |
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A sample in which each member of a population has an equal chance of being in the sample is known as a(n) . |
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A(n) sample is made up of individuals with specialized characteristics. |
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A content analysis reported in your text has found that a majority of studies published in a leading social psychology journal use as participants. |
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Most studies conducted on the Internet use a(n) sample. |
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For laboratory experiments, participants are likely to be acquired from a(n) . |
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How you select participants for field research depends on . |
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In a field experiment, you typically have over participant selection than you have in a laboratory experiment. |
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The characteristics of participants who volunteer for research may affect how they perform in an experiment. This problem is called . |
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According to Rosenthal and Rosnow (1975), "motivation mediators" can affect the of your research. |
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Unrecognized conditioning and concealed observation are both examples of . |
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According to Holmes (1976a, b), participants exposed to deception in research should be and . |
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Research shows that the problem of using volunteer participants in research affects the validity of an experiment. |
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Misrepresenting the purposes of research and making false promises to participants are examples of . |
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An alternative to deception that involves informing participants about all aspects of the research and asking participants to act as though they were exposed to a treatment is . |
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Using demonstrations, allowing participants to watch subsequent experimental sessions, and making participants active participants in research are all ways to . |
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According to your text, results from animal research need not generalize to to be important. |
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According to Singer (1975), it is to set humans above other animal species. |
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