Identify some limitations of psychological experiments (choose all that apply)

-participants may be uncooperative
-the researcher determines the questions to ask and the behaviors that are recorded
-participants in an experiment may act differently than they normally would
-participants in experiments are not always a representative sample of the population

Some limitations of psychological experiments include the following:

Psychology can be defined as the scientific study of both the consciousness and unconsciousness of the human mind such as feelings, emotions, and thoughts, so as to better understand how it functions and affect human behaviors in contextual terms.

A psychological experiment can be defined as a scientific investigation which typically involves the process of manipulating an independent variable (the cause), so as to determine or measure the dependent variable (the effect) and understand the relationship between the human mind and behaviors.

In Psychology, some limitations of psychological experiments include the following:

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1. Which of the following is NOT one of the formal ethics guidelines of the American Psychological Association (APA) regarding deception in research?
a. The study contributes important knowledge and could not be conducted otherwise.
b. The study does not cause physical pain or emotional distress.
O c The researchers explain the deception and the need for it.
Od. All of the listed choices are current APA standards for deception in research

Which of these situations is most analogous to parallel computing?
Choose 1 answer:
Choose 1 answer:

(Choice A)
A
On a football team, each player position focuses on different parts of the field (e.g. goalkeeper, quarterback, halfback). Each player picks the position that caters to their strengths, so that their team can most effectively move the ball down the field.

(Choice B)
B
In a relay race, a team of multiple people each run one segment of the race. Cumulatively, they complete the race, but each person can run for a shorter period of time and focus their energy on that segment.

(Choice C)
C
When multiple people work on a jigsaw puzzle, they can each work on a different part of the puzzle. Once each person has put together a significant area of the puzzle, they can merge the areas and see the completed puzzle.

(Choice D)
D
People can be pen pals with other people all over the globe. Each person sends letters to however many pen pals they would like, and it's up to the recipient if they would like to send a letter back.

Explain Interdependence among regions
agriculture production and consumption

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The breakup of rock due to the exposure to processes that occur on Earth’s surface is called _______


mechanical weathering
chemical weathering
upward expansion
weathering

On Monday, your parents tell you that you have a doctor appointment immediately after school on Thursday. When Thursday comes, you forget to go to your doctor appointment. Explain several reasons why you may have forgotten.

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which fossil fuel offers an infinite supply of fuel source?

a.) natural gas

b.) coal

c.) petroleum

d.) all known fossil fuels are finite

all of the following contribute to the severity of the effects of natural disasters during modern times except _______.

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Jake is using the above passage for his essay on rodents. Which of these sentences from his paper is plagiarized from the passage?
A.
These husky animals are considered rodents because their enormous front teeth continue to grow (Pilgrim 4).
B.
Capybaras live in groups of 10 to 20, and there is usually one male in each group who is the leader (Pilgrim 4).
C.
Although snakes, caimans, jaguars, and pumas hunt capybaras, humans are their main predators (Pilgrim 4).
D.
Capybaras are rodents that have traits of many different animals, such as pigs, frogs, cats, and dogs (Pilgrim 4).

Which other detail shows Genie's feelings about Grandpop?
A. Genie wants to greet Grandpop with a five.
B. Genie tries to ask Grandpop a question.
c. Genie listens to grandpop whisper about giving fives.
d. Genie thinks Grandpop has a tight handshake.

To isolate cause and effect, experimenters should use
Question 16:

a)

naturalistic observation.

b)

correlation coefficients.

c)

case studies.

d)

random assignment.

How are behavioral principles applied to everyday problems?

Which of the following best explains the reasons for the similarities and differences between the two land survey systems shown?

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20 POINTS!!! In which region of the world is gender equality the highest?

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Northern Europe
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Several students decide to start a T-shirt company. After initial expenses of $280, they purchase each T-shirt wholesale for $3.99. They sell each T-shirt for $10.99. How many must they sell to break even? a. 10 shirts c. 30 shirts b. 20 shirts d. 40 shirts

before world war 1, socialists opposed entry into the war. during world war 1, labor activists opposed the draft. which argument did both of these groups have in common

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What is the significance of children's emotional bonds with their parents?

Do humans have the right to explore other environments around the solar system?

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How important is safety? Write a couple of paragraphs describing why EACH of the method described in the chapter is important, and why you think it is important to be safe during an emergency.

Ms. dales class has 6 student absent. 2/3 of the absent students have the flu. How many absent students have the flu?

Are some personality traits that are more basic or important than others?

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The frequency of a certain color of light is 6.0 x 10^14 Hz. What is its wavelength?

Jim supervises and manages land used for timber production. Jim is probably a
A) farmer
B) forester
C) forager
D) fire ecologist
E) folivore

About 15% of the female population in Niger can read, compared to 42% of the male population. In the United States, 99% of both the male and female populations are literate. The average person in Niger completes less than two years of schooling, compared to thirteen years of schooling in the United States. On average, women in Niger have their first child at age eighteen, compared to an average age of twenty-five in the United States.

What inference can be made about the status of women, based on this passage?

When their status is lower, they are likely to have fewer children.
When their status is lower, they are likely to receive more education.
When their status is higher, they are are less likely to be literate.
When their status is higher, they are likely to wait to have children.

the elevation of the summit in the image above is 350 meters. A hiker leaves point KDC to hike to the summit. How many meters will they climb?​

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