____________ is important to obtain before starting a research study to ensure people know they are involved in the study, what will happen in the study, and understand they can choose to stop participating at any time.

Betty took part in a study where she was told the purpose was to further examine perceptual cognitive processes. Once the study was over, however, the researcher explained to her that the study’s real purpose was to assess automaticity of stereotypes. This study is an example of research that used _________ in their methods to hide the true nature of the study. And we see that as a result, the researchers fully _________ participants afterwards.

Whether or not a given study has the possibility of causing harm to participants:

One of the ethical guidelines researchers abide by is ensuring __________, or agreeing that an individual’s data should not be made public without consent from the individual.

Facts focus on _________.

Which of the following is an example of a question that science cannot answer?

Levels of analysis suggests which of the following?

Good scientific theories __________.

When a researcher does not find a relationship between two variables in their data but there is actually a relationship between these variables, the researcher has made a/an _________.

Using an experimental research design, researchers manipulate the ________ variable and measure the ________ variable.

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:

In order for researchers to be able to say that Variable A causes Variable B, they must eliminate the possible influence of ________.

One reason for using random assignment is:

An example of an operational definition for anxiety is a:

Which model of training in psychology, first established in Boulder, Colorado in 1949, emphasizes the development of both clinical and research skills during one's education?

_______ was an 18th century philosopher who, in the early years of psychology, argued that human observers acquired knowledge through their senses?

Why is Wilhelm Wundt often credited as being responsible for the initial development of modern psychology?

With which early perspective in psychology was Max Wertheimer most closely associated?

G. Stanley Hall is, perhaps, one of the most prolific of the early American Psychologists. Which would NOT be accurately included in a list of his accomplishments?

Which noted psychologist developed the first modern intelligence test?