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What is a hypothesis?
What is a hypothesis?
- An explanation of the relationship between two or more events
- A prediction that can be tested (correct)
- A sample of people asked about their behaviors
- The manipulation of a variable in an experiment
In naturalistic observation, what does the method involve?
In naturalistic observation, what does the method involve?
- Asking people about their behaviors in a survey
- Manipulating variables in a controlled environment
- Conducting an in-depth investigation of a small group
- Studying people or animals in their natural environment (correct)
What is a key point to remember about correlational studies?
What is a key point to remember about correlational studies?
- They manipulate variables to observe effects
- They examine the relationship between variables without implying causation (correct)
- They establish cause and effect relationships
- They involve in-depth investigations of individuals
What is the independent variable in an experiment?
What is the independent variable in an experiment?
Which type of research involves asking a series of questions about behaviors, thoughts, and attitudes?
Which type of research involves asking a series of questions about behaviors, thoughts, and attitudes?
What is the range for correlations in correlational studies?
What is the range for correlations in correlational studies?
Which method involves an intensive investigation of an individual or small group?
Which method involves an intensive investigation of an individual or small group?
What is the key takeaway about correlation and causation?
What is the key takeaway about correlation and causation?
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