Pre–Post Experimental and Specialized Correlational Designs in Research MCQ
Pre–Post Experimental and Specialized Correlational Designs in Research MCQ
1. In the longitudinal design, you follow the same people over time.
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True
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2. Which of the following might be used by architects and designers?
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Post-occupancy evaluation
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3. A time series design involves many observations on the same variable that are conducted consecutively over a period of time.
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True
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4. Which design includes two control groups that parallel two experimental groups and also involves pre-post tests?
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Solomon’s Four-group Design
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5. Pre-post designs are essentially repeated measures.
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True
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6. Which design would involve at least one between subjects component and at least one within subjects component?
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Mixed Design
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7. Complete counterbalancing is best used when there are large numbers of treatments.
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False
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8. Which of the following involves using all possible sequences of your treatments only once?
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Complete counterbalancing
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9. Within subjects designs should be used in studies of learning, training, and forgetting.
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True
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10. Which of the following refers to participants dropping out of one group more than another?
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Differential carryover effects
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11. Experimental mortality means that the participant died and cannot participate in the followup session of your study.
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False
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12. Which of the following causes an improvement in performance?
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Practice effects
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13. Context effects include practice, sensitization, and carryover.
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True
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14. Which of the following is an advantage of a within subjects design?
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A given level of power can be achieved with fewer participants.
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15. A Within Subjects Design is also called a repeated measures design.
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True
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16. Differences attributable to experiencing a particular generation is cohort effects
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True
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17. Group of people that share a particular characteristic, such as age is cohorts
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True
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18. With repeated exposure, the stress on the body negatively affects physiological processes is allostatic load
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True
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19. Percentage of people who respond to a survey; usually calculated by the number of people who responded divided by the number invited is response rates
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True
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20. In a pre–post design, use of a control group like the intervention group to the extent possible but not randomly assigned is nonequivalent control group
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True
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21. Analysis often done by architects to evaluate building performance (how it functions); usually only posttest is post occupancy Evaluation
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True
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22. Quantitative research approach in which multiple assessments are made before and after the occurrence of an event is interrupted time series analysis
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True
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23. Campbell and Stanley (1963); measures participants before and after an intervention, without a control group is single group pre post design
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True
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24. Latin square is approach to counterbalancing where each treatment appears in each row and each column one time
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True
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25. Presenting some but not all possible sequences of material to control for order effects; typically random orders are used, a different sequence for each participant is partial counterbalancing
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True
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26. Counterbalancing in which all possible orders are used is complete counterbalancing
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True
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27. In within subjects design, when the lingering effects of a treatment are different for one variable than for another; may suggest the need to use a between subjects approach is differential carryover effects
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True
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28. The process of becoming susceptible to a given stimulus is known as sensitization
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False
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29. When outcomes from one domain affect learning in another domain; sometimes discussed in within subjects designs as practice effects is transfer effects
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True
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30. One of the three context effects that may operate in within subjects designs is practice effects
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True
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31. Effects of practice, sensitization, and carryover; part of within subjects design when people are exposed to multiple condition7s is context effects
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True
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32. Effect of multiple exposures is range effects
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True
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33. Correlational approach, typically when different populations are measured at the same point in time is ____ design
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Cohort sequential
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34. Correlational approach, typically when different populations are measured at the same point in time is _____ design
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Cross sectional
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35. Research design in which the same participants are followed over a long period of time is ____Design
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Longitudinal
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36. Analysis of data points collected repeatedly over time is time series analysis
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True
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37. Type of research design and analysis in which there are repeated measures for the same people is repeated measures
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True
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