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| 17. Who is “blind” in a double-blind study? And, what does “blind” really mean?Answer: Both the experimenter and participants are “blind.” “Blind” means that one does not know the purpose of an experiment | Sách, tạp chí |
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| 14. What would be an example of a negative correlational relationship between two variables | Khác | |||
| 15. What’s the major difference between experimental and control groups | Khác | |||
| 16. Give an example of a variable that cannot be manipulated. What type of research is recommended when such occurs | Khác | |||
| 2. Briefly contrast the early schools of psychology (structuralism, functionalism, and psychodynamic psychology) with behaviorism | Khác | |||
| 3. Briefly summarize the essence of Freud’s psychodynamic theory | Khác | |||
| 4. Define the scientific method and note its six basic steps (in the order in which they are intended to occur) | Khác |
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