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For a study to be valid, the sample chosen must be , or typical of all humans or animals.
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To ensure that other scientists can confirm their observations, psychologists work with gathered from observations of public phenomena.
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The primary advantage of the method is that you can gather a great deal of information in a relatively short period of time.
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The main goal in studies is to describe behavior.
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The method is often used for evaluating clinical treatment methods.
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In correlational studies, researchers use to determine the relationship between two or more variables.
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In a negative correlation, as variable A increases, variable B .
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In a formal experiment, the is a measure of behavior that participants in both the control and experimental group are subjected to.
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In a formal experiment, neither the researcher nor the participants know who is in the experimental group and who is in the control group.
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In a formal experiment, the group is not exposed to any level of the independent variable.





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