2. Psychology Research

A test (such as an IQ test) that accurately measures what it is intended to measure is highly:

Which of the following is the primary purpose of using an operational definition in psychological research?

Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the method of introspection used by Wilhelm Wundt?

Which term did Wilhelm Wundt use to describe the procedure he followed in his psychological experiments?

Establishing construct validity would probably be most important for which of the following types of psychological research?

Which of the following is a reason that psychologists especially value meta-analyses?

Psychological knowledge is advanced through a process known as:

Which of the following is an ethical responsibility that researchers have toward participants in psychological studies?

Which of the following is NOT an accepted guideline for ethical research in psychology?

Which of the following is the best description of a causal inference in the context of the scientific method in psychology?

Why is the Belmont Report significant in the context of psychological research ethics?

In the context of the scientific method in psychology, which type of research source provides the best firsthand information?

Which of the following best describes a scientific theory in psychology?

Wilhelm Wundt's laboratory work is best known for involving experimental studies of which of the following?

Which committee is responsible for reviewing research involving human participants to ensure ethical standards are met in psychology studies?