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| 2. | variables that have unwanted influence |
| 4. | researcher allowing personal beliefs to affects the outcome |
| 5. | method where a cross section of a population is fallowed for a short time |
| 7. | committee at each institution where research is conducted involving animals |
| 8. | pieces of information |
| 10. | study in which one group of subjects is followed and observed |
| 11. | a sample obtained in such a way that is reflects the distribution of important variables. |
| 12. | quasi-experimental method where questions are asked to subjects |
| 16. | when psychologists accept a difference between the groups as real or significant |
| 18. | bell-shaped curve, describing the spead |
| 19. | research that is mainly statistical in nature |
| 24. | when chance alone determines the order of how the stimulus is presented |
| 25. | committee of each institution where research is conducted to review every experiment |
| 26. | sample group of sujects selected by chance |
| 27. | research where we choose subjects based on pre-existing conditions |
| 29. | calculated by adding all the scores and dividing the by the number of scores |
| 30. | measure of variablility that indicates the average difference between scores |
| 31. | research that relies on sensory experience and observation |
| 32. | number between -1 and +1 expressing the degree of relationship between two variables |
| 35. | statistical procedures used to desciribe characteristics and responses |
| 38. | reasearcher alowing thier expectations to affect the outcome of a study |
| 39. | measured outcome of a study |