QUESTION 4 Individuals who supported or opposed capital punishment read an article with mixed (for and against) arguments. Despite having mixed arguments, readers were more convinced by the evidence that supported their initial attitude on capital punishment. This is an example of: Reverse causality Confirmation bias Cultural knowledge Objective methodology Claude wants to test Stereotype Threat Theory by bringing individuals of different racial backgrounds into a classroom to take an SAT test and having half of the participants write down their Race before beginning their SAT and having the other half NOT identify their Race. Claude is proposing a ___________ type of research. Experimental Correlational Longitudinal Quasi-experimental Why might an IRB allow a researcher to use deception? Participant behavior is likely to change if participants know the purpose of the study. The researcher doesnt want someone else to steal their research idea. The researchers are uncertain of their hypothesis at this point. It is always acceptable to deceive participants. Reverse causalityConfirmation biasCultural knowledgeObjective methodology
QUESTION 4 Individuals who supported or opposed capital punishment rea
QUESTION 4 Individuals who supported or opposed capital punishment read an article with mixed (for and against) arguments. Despite having mixed arguments, readers were more convinced by the evidence that supported their initial attitude on capital punishment. This is an example of: Reverse causality Confirmation bias Cultural knowledge Objective methodology Claude wants to test Stereotype Threat Theory by bringing individuals of different racial backgrounds into a classroom to take an SAT test and having half of the participants write down their Race before beginning their SAT and having the other half NOT identify their Race. Claude is proposing a ___________ type of research. Experimental Correlational Longitudinal Quasi-experimental Why might an IRB allow a researcher to use deception? Participant behavior is likely to change if participants know the purpose of the study. The researcher doesnt want someone else to steal their research idea. The researchers are uncertain of their hypothesis at this point. It is always acceptable to deceive participants. Reverse causalityConfirmation biasCultural knowledgeObjective methodology
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