Reliability: Strengths & Weaknesses

The experiments were highly replicable because they were (a)   .

• Randomized

• Computerized

• Uncontrolled

• Unstandardized

What is one of the strengths of the study Relating to Internal Validity?

• It was conducted in 2010

• It was standardized and controlled

• It was life like like real life

• It used a new type of chicken tender pup sub

Lab experiment lowers (a)   validity.

• ecological

• internal

• external

• construct

Participants would not experience the procedures from the experiment (a)   because of the ​ (b)   ​ ​Lab Setting + a Computer simulation lacks ​ (c)   . Unlike ​ (d)   which was an very ecologically valid ​ (e)   Experiment

• naturally
• Virtually 
• Artificial
• Piliavin
• Field
• Milgram 
• Mundane Realism

What potential bias is mentioned in completing the IRI? (the self report test they Took)

• Confirmation bias

• Social desirability bias

• Selection bias

• Observer bias

OT may not be a suitable treatment for males with social disorders and ​ (a)   social biases. * This study Can not Be ​ (b)   to females

• reduce

• ignore

• eliminate

• Increase
• generalized

Match

• Statistical Significance

• Findings are due to the impact of the IV on DV. Not chance

• Theory of Mind

• a Specific "theory of mind ability" understand others Emotions

• Oxytocin

• A cognitive ability to understand others' mental states

• Empathy

• A hormone affecting social cues

Match the following ethical issues with their descriptions:

• Lying to participants

• Debriefing

• Informing participants after the study

• Undue harm

• Causing stress due to social interaction.

• Deception

The use of a placebo is a form of (a)   deception as participants were unaware whether they truly received oxytocin. The Placebo group is AKA ​ (b)  

• mild
• severe

• no

• complete

• Control Group

The IRB did not let females take part due to possible negative effects of OT. This is an example of:

• Deception

• Undue harm

• Debriefing

• Placebo