Q: The problems of observers seeing only what they expect to see is called
(a) : observer bias.
(b) : the experimenter effect.
(c) : the effects of the observer.
(d) : the halo effect.
(e) : None of the above
Answer: observer bias.
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Q: Responding to a substance like a sugar pill as if it were a drug is called
(a) : the placebo effect.
(b) : an extraneous factor.
(c) : variability.
(d) : psychosomatic illness.
(e) : None of the above
Answer: the placebo effect.
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Q: Theories explain results, predict future outcomes, and
(a) : rely only on naturalistic observations.
(b) : guide research for future studies.
(c) : rely only on surveys.
(d) : rely only on case studies.
(e) : None of the above
Answer: guide research for future studies.
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Q: Giving placebos in drug experiments is necessary to
(a) : counteract the random assignment of subjects.
(b) : counteract the side effects of the drug.
(c) : control for the effects of suggestion and expectation.
(d) : keep control subjects from knowing they have been given the drug.
(e) : None of the above
Answer: control for the effects of suggestion and expectation.
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