SOP 3004 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Correct

A stereotype is a type of__. - ANSWER-schema Many of us believe that we see things and events exactly as they are (without any cognitive "filtering"). This is known as _____. - ANSWER-naïve realism Naturalistic fallacy is the claim that _____. - ANSWER-the way things are is the way they should be The statement "humans are cognitive misers" means that people _____. - ANSWER-don't want to expend more cognitive resources than necessary With confirmation bias, people _____. (Select all that apply.) - ANSWER-.search for information that confirms their preconceptions .accept information that confirms their preconceptions .ignore information that contradicts their preconceptions .downplay information that contradicts their preconceptions .dismiss information that contradicts they preconceptions _____ is also known as "I-knew-it-all-along" phenomenon. - ANSWER-hindsight bias All of us probably have at least one relative who believes that s/he is less biased than other people. As you learned from the recorded lecture, this is known as ____. - ANSWER-bias blindspot When someone calls you to "ask a few questions about an upcoming election," this is an example of the _____ method. - ANSWER-survey Examining data on domestic extremist groups in 2019 is an example of what type of research? - ANSWER-archival research Researchers are interested in studying long-term effects of attending preschool. 150 three-year-olds in preschool are assessed on a variety of indicators. The same children are then assessed at the ages of 6, 9, 12, and 15. This is an example of ___ research. - ANSWER-longitudinal research Researchers are coming into first-grade classrooms to document instances of aggressive behavior in children who have and have not attended preschool. This is an example of what type of research? - ANSWER-observational research For researchers working at FIU, FIU student participants will MOST frequently constitute a _____. - ANSWER-convenience sample Researchers investigated whether proximity of a cell phone affected cognitive performance. Participants performed a problem-solving task while their phone was on the desk, in their pocket, or in another room. What is the IV in this example? - ANSWER-location of the phone What is the DV in this example? - ANSWER-Impaired cognitive performance Jake just finished participating in an experiment and the researcher is explaining to him the purpose of the study. Jake is experiencing _____. - ANSWER-debriefing In deception research, ____ is not possible - ANSWER-informed consent According to class discussion, falsifiability means that a claim ___ proven false. - ANSWER-can be What question(s) does correlational method allow scientists to answer? (Select all that apply.) - ANSWER-.are two variables related? .can you predict variable cause the other?