Exam: T/F & MC
1.
Recognize Hindsight Bias. (T)
2. Recognize what a
Hypothesis is. (D/T)
3. Recognize the MAJOR difference
between an experiment & a correlational study. (D/T)
4.
Recognize the magnitude & direction of a correlational
study. (D/T)
5. Analyze the highest magnitude between two
correlation coefficients. (D/T)
6. Recognize the conclusions & problems
with Shere Hite's survey research. (D/T)
7. Recognize
various problems with surveys. (D)
8. Recognize the
independent & dependent variables in a
hypothesis. (D/T)
9. Recognize various
ethical guidelines when doing research. (D/T)
10. Recognize the
statistical significance of an experiment's result. (D/T)
Exam: Essay
11. Explain what Social
Psychology is & what is emphasizes. (T)
12. Explain how
Social Psychology, Sociology & Personality Psychology differ. (T)
13. Explain how Social Psychologist's values penetrate their work in both obvious & subtle ways. (T)
14. Explain how psychological concepts contain
hidden values. (T)
15. Provide an example of the
Naturalistic Fallacy. (T)
16. Explain what random selection
& assignment are and why they are important. (D/T)
17. Explain
why defining a population is important to one's conclusion. (D)
18. Explain the
importance of using both a control & experimental
group. (D/T)
19. Explain the difference between Validity &
Reliability & how an experiment can be reliable but not valid. (D/T)
KEY: Multiple symbols simply means you will find information to answer the outcome in each of them.
You should use ALL of these not just one!
A= Article AC=Activity D=Discussion H=Handout P=Personal Application T=Text V=Video
