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multiple choice questions for Objective 6



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Question 1.
Ecological validity refers to the


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Question 2.

Dr. Thomas is investigating the effects of 12 types of stress reduction treatments on teachers' levels of stress. He has used a true experimental design, but he is concerned about the contaminating effect one treatment might have on the use of a subsequent treatment. This threat to external validity is known as

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Question 3.
If Dr. Palmer pretests the subjects in his experimental and control groups, he might be concerned with which external validity threat?


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Question 4.
The internal validity threat of differential selection of subjects is closely related to which external validity threat?


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Question 5.
Educational policy makers often conclude that an intervention didn't work. Often, however, the intervention was not implemented as intended. The validity of the policymakers' conclusion is threatened by


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Question 6.
The best solution to minimize the external validity threat of diffusion of treatment is to


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Question 7.
Which of the following is an active experimenter effect?


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Question 8.
Ms. Kohl's Algebra I class was not chosen to participate in a new computer-based program. Her students were furious that they were not selected, so they set out to show the researchers that they were better anyway! The results of the study would be confounded by the


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