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Sphinxa [80]
3 years ago
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Blake is selected for a study on music preference and happiness. He thinks the experimenter's hypothesis is that people who list

en to classical music are happier. As a result, Blake reports listening to classical music more often than he realy does, as well as inflated scores on self-reported happiness. This is an example of: experimenter expectations o placebo effect o random assignment O participant demand Question 2 Among the examples below, the strongest correlation coefficient is: O +0.30 O +0.05 O +2.52 O -0.90 Question 3 A true experience has which of the following two characteristics? O random assignment and a manipulated dependent variable. O random selection and a manipulated dependent variable. o random selection and a manipulated independent variable. o random assignment and a manipulated independent variable Question 4 1 points s Students who study for 7 hours over the course of a week will perform better than students who cram for 7 hours the night before the exam. The independent variable in this hypothesis is: O students O exam performance O number of hours studied o method of studying (spaced or cramming)
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Hatshy [7]3 years ago
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Participant demand

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Participant demand also known as demand characteristic occurs when a participant in an experiment interpretes experiment's purpose and forms or subconsciously adjusts behaviour during experiment to suit this interpretation. This is an extraneous variable that could alter experiment results. It was studied and pioneered by Martin Orne.

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