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Chapter 2 Terms
Psychology
Instructions:
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Experiment
A. A research method that tests hypotheses and allows researchers to make conclusions about casualty.
B. A descriptive method in which participants are asked the same questions.
C. An in-depth study of a phenomenon in its natural setting
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Placebo
A. An inactive substance or treatment that cannot be distinguished from a real, active substance or treatment.
B. A descriptive method in which participants are asked the same questions.
C. An in-depth study of a phenomenon in its natural setting
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Inform Consent
A. The practice of basic conclusions on facts without influence of personal emotion and bias
B. A method of learning about reality through systematic observation and experimentation.
C. Permission obtained from a research participant after risks and benefits of an experimental procedure have been thoroughly explained.
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Chapter 2 Terms
(Answer Key)
Psychology
Instructions:
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Experiment
A. A research method that tests hypotheses and allows researchers to make conclusions about casualty.
B. A descriptive method in which participants are asked the same questions.
C. An in-depth study of a phenomenon in its natural setting
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Placebo
A. An inactive substance or treatment that cannot be distinguished from a real, active substance or treatment.
B. A descriptive method in which participants are asked the same questions.
C. An in-depth study of a phenomenon in its natural setting
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Inform Consent
A. The practice of basic conclusions on facts without influence of personal emotion and bias
B. A method of learning about reality through systematic observation and experimentation.
C. Permission obtained from a research participant after risks and benefits of an experimental procedure have been thoroughly explained.
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