Measurement and Methodology-Psychometrics, Test Construction, Reliability, Validity [GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) Psychology]: Questions 46 - 49 of 52
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Question 46
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MCQ▾If we are certain that a specified set of antecedent conditions caused subsequent behavior in an experiment, then the experiment has ________.
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| Choice (5) | Response | |
|---|---|---|
a. | External validity | |
b. | Construct validity | |
c. | Concurrent validity | |
d. | Internal validity | |
e. | Face validity | |
Question 47
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MCQ▾The term that refers to a pattern of behaviors and personality dimensions in which an individual exhibits both feminine and masculine characteristics is:
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| Choice (5) | Response | |
|---|---|---|
a. | Synergy. | |
b. | Psychological transsexualism. | |
c. | Unitarianism | |
d. | Synchronicity | |
e. | Psychological androgyny. | |
Question 48
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MCQ▾Any variable that is manipulated in a factorial design could be manipulated just as well in an experiment with one independent variable. However, the advantage of using more than one independent variable in the same experiment is that ________.
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| Choice (5) | Response | |
|---|---|---|
a. | We can study the interaction between the variables. | |
b. | We need fewer subjects. | |
c. | We do not have to measure the effects of each variable. | |
d. | There are fewer confounding variables. | |
e. | There is no need for matching. | |
Question 49
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MCQ▾Which of the following procedures is NOT a technique used to control physical variables in an experiment?
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| Choice (5) | Response | |
|---|---|---|
a. | Constancy of conditions. | |
b. | Matching. | |
c. | Balancing. | |
d. | Elimination. | |
e. | None of the above | |