Research Methods

A. number of hours subjects go without sleep
B. rote memory scores
C. number of subjects deprived of sleep in the experimental group
D. correlation between hours of sleep and fatigue

A. correlational coefficients
B. field experiment
C. case study
D. random assignment

A. an in-depth study of the opinions and attitudes of a selected individual
B. an overview of the attitudes and backgrounds of selected a groups
C. direct observation and recording of representative sample of behavior
D. carefulness of a representative sample of people

A. axioms
B. common sense
C. experimentation
D. hypothetical theory formulation

A. observation
B. common sense
C. reinforcement
D. analysis

A. hypotheses
B. theories
C. axioms
D. learning strategies

A. independent
B. dependent
C. extraneous
D. hypothetical theory formulation

A. use control groups and experimental groups
B. use statistics to determine the effect of chance
C. Control for the effects of extraneous variables
D. repeat the experiment using either identical or improved research methods

A. constants
B. dependent variables
C. extraneous variables
D. independent variables

A. repeatable results
B. top-secret information
C. analysis measurement
D. emotive reasoning