1. According to evolutionary theory, people _____.
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Are driven to survive and reproduce
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2. Following erikson's lead, ______ distinguished four identity statuses.
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Marcia
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3. There are ____ phases in the adult female development:
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Three
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4. A theory grows by ______ if later research prompts the theorist(s) to add additional concepts to it.
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Extension
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5. Interview data is ______ because it is open to many interpretations.
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Subjective
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6. Tanya now wants to summarize her findings. She calculates averages for each of her questions. Research that uses statistics to report findings is completed using ______.
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Quantitative analysis
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7. A researcher is using ______ theory when the results of her/his findings inform theory.
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Inductive
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8. Charlie is planning to conduct an experiment. He wants to know more about how caffeine affects speech rate. Which of the following is the independent variable in his experiment?
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Caffeine
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9. An ethnographic researcher is about to begin a new study. She notifies the participants that she will be studying them and joins their daily activities. Which of the following roles is the researcher performing?
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Participant-observer
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10. Tanya asked everyone that lives in her dorm to complete her survey. She used a ______ for her study.
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Nonrandom sample
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11. Which of the following research studies can be analyzed using rhetorical criticism?
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A researcher evaluates the “State of the Union” speeches for the past five U.S. presidents.
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12. Kat recently finished collecting data for her research project. Her next step is to analyze her results and then share her findings. What type of research is Kat conducting?
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Primary
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13. A variable has
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B & C
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14. Textual analysis is a research method that studies the characteristics or patterns of a
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Both
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15. A research method that uses advanced data analysis techniques to uncover patterns in large amounts of information is known as
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Both
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16. Specific types of survey research include
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All of the above
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17. _________ is the belief that meaning is unique to each person.
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Subjectivity
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18. The research reported by someone other than the person who conducted it is known as
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Secondary research
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19. Sampling is studying a whole group of people or subjects
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False
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20. Rhetorical Criticism is a research method that involves _________ texts
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All of the above
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21. In random sampling members of the population have an ______ chance of being in the sample.
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Equal
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22. Questionnaire is a written survey method
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True
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23. Quantitative is an approach to analyzing data that focuses on
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A & B
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24. An approach to analyzing data that focuses on rich descriptions of what has been observed, interpreted, or critiqued is known as
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Qualitative
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25. Primary research is the research reported by the person who conducted it.
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True
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26. The belief that scholars should focus on the communicative choices people make is known as
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Pragmatism
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27. Population includes everyone or everything that demonstrates a particular characteristic
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True
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28. Particularism is the approach of social science whereby ______ defined areas are incrementally studied with the belief that the whole picture will be uncovered eventually.
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Narrowly
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29. In a survey, questions that allow a respondent to use his or her own words to respond are known as
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Open-Ended questions
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30. _________ is the belief that researchers should be value free when conducting research.
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Objectivity
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31. In nonrandom sample all members of the population have equal chance of being included.
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False
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32. Manipulation is establishing casuality
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True
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33. Laboratory experiments take place in a location where people would normally engage in particular communication.
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False
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34. Laboratory experiments take place in a location where people would normally engage in particular communication.
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False
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35. Interview is _______ survey method
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Oral
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36. Interaction/Conversation Analysis is a research method that focuses on the
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Both
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37. Independent variable is the presumed
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Cause
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38. Humanistic approach is the philosophical approach to that study of communication that involves
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All of the above
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39. Humanistic approach is the philosophical approach to that study of communication that involves
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All of the above
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40. A pattern that holds true across groups, time, and place is called
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Generalization
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41. Focus group is a _________ that involves questioning a small group of people at the same time.
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Survey method
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42. A ________ experiment takes place in a location where people would normally engage in particular communication.
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Field
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43. ________ is when new concepts or ideas are added to a theory.
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Extension
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44. Experiment is the _________ method that allows for a determination of cause and effect.
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Only
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45. Ethnography is a research method that requires the researcher to _______ himself or herself into a particular context or culture in order to understand communication rules and meanings.
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Immerse
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46. Determinism is the belief that causes and effects can be ________ when studying human communication.
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Uncovered
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47. Dependent variable is the presumed cause
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False
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48. ________ theory is developed by starting with a theory—or hypothesis—then gathering data to support, reject, or refine the theory.
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Deductive
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49. A research method that involves creating categories for communication content and counting the number of times each category appears is called
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Content Analysis
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