_6.If a research Idea Just "pops" your mind unexpectedly, you have gotten your research idea through. A. Serendipity B. Past research. C. Inspiration D. A systematic source. _7.Source for research ideas that present themselves in an unpredictable manner are known as. A. Non-systematic sources B. Systematic sources. C. Theories D. Research articles _8.Sources for research ideas that are thoroughly examined and carefully thought our are known as A. Research articles B. It is too big of an idea for an undergraduate to tackle. C. This project is not testable. D. None of the above _9.refers to those situations where we look for one phenomenon but find something else. A. Validity B. Reliability C. Testability D. Serendipity _10.Which of the following is NOT a non-systematic source of research ideas? A. Serendipity B. Everyday occurrences c. Inspiration D. Past research _11.Which of the following is NOT a systematic source of research ideas? A. Theory B. Everyday occurrences C. Classroom lectures D. Past research. _12.the experimenter's predicted outcome of a research project is known as a A. Theory B. Hypothesis C. Extraneous variable D. Problem _13.A research hypothesis should consists of a statement. A. Analysis B. Synthetic C. Contradictory D. Irrational _14.Which of the following statements about hypothesis is true? A. Hypothesis must never be falsifiable. B. Psychologists are able to prove their hypothesis to be true or false. C. Hypothesis should be composed of analytic statements. D. Hypothesis should be stated in general implication form. _15.Individuals who undergo therapy will differ in their levels of depression from those who do not undergo therapy." This hypothesis is an example of a___ A. Contradictory statement. B. Non-directional research hypothesis. C. Directional research hypothesis. D. Non-falsifiable hypothesis. _16.Which of the following statements is true? tu A. Most researchers adopt non-directional hypothesis. B. Most researchers adopt directional hypothesis. C. Most researchers adopt non-falsifiable hypothesis. D. Most researchers state their hypothesis using analytic statements. _17.Which of the following is FALSE regarding ethical conduct by researchers? A. Research with animals needs to undergo ethical review by an IRB. B. Research conducted by student's researchers does not need to undergo ethical review by an IRB. C. Even research categorized as minimal risk should be reviewed by an IRB. D. Research involving deception should undergo ethical review by an IRB. _18.Using someone else's work without giving credit to the original source is known as? A. DebriefingB. Plagiarism. C. The Nuremberg code. D. Fabrication of data _19.What are descriptive research methods? A. Involves manipulation of one independent variable. B. Involve manipulation of two independent variables. C. Do not involve manipulation of an independent variable. D. Are used to assess causality. _20.Researchers learned a great deal about memory by studying a man named P.R. who had part of his hippocampus removed, in order to alleviate seizures, this research is best characterized as a? A. Experiment B. Participant observation C. Case study D. Ethnography _21.Rame and Rico observe children on a playground and note instances of aggression displayed by the children, they have engaged in what kind of research? A. Participants observation B. Naturalistic observation C. Ethnography D. Case study _22.If researchers are neutrally observing behaviour in the real world, they are engaging in. A. Participants observation B. Ethnography C. Naturalistic observation D. An experiment. _23.A researcher who becomes part of a group by working and interacting extensively with is called a? A. Observer as participant. B. Participants as observer C. Clinical researcher D. Naturalistic observer _24.When a researcher becomes immersed in an entire culture for lengthy period of time, it is called a? A. Experiment B. Naturalistic observation. C. Ethnography D. Archival study _25.Dr. Begong spends two years immersed in the Manobo tribe in Agusan in order to better understand cross- cultural differences in child-rearing; Dr. Begong is engaged in what kind of research? A. Naturalistic observation B. Ethnography C. Archival research D. Case study
