1 .		__________ is a type of evaluation of your experiment that asks the question of whether your IV is the only possible explanation of the results shown for your DV. [Hint]
2 .		__________ is a type of evaluation of your experiment that asks if your experimental results apply to populations and situations that are different from those of your experiment. [Hint]
3 .		___________ refers to applying the results from an experiment to a different situation or population. [Hint]
4 .		___________ is a threat to external validity that occurs when a pretest sensitizes participants to the treatment yet to come. [Hint]
5 .		___________ is a threat to external validity that occurs when a set of findings results only when participants experience multiple treatments in the same experiment. [Hint]
6 .		___________ is a threat to external validity that can occur when a treatment effect is found only for a specific sample of participants. [Hint]
7 .		Population generalization refers to applying the results from an experiment to a situation or environment that differs from that of the original experiment. [Hint]  True  False
8 .		Temporal generalization refers to applying the results from an experiment to a time that is different from that when the original experiment was conducted. [Hint]  True  False
9 .		Environmental generalization refers to applying the results from an experiment to a group of participants that is different and more encompassing than those used in the original experiment. [Hint]  True  False
10 .		Cross-cultural psychology is the study of behavior in different species, including humans. [Hint]  True  False
11 .		generalization refers to applying the results from and experiment to a situation or environment that differs from that of the original experiment. [Hint]
12 .		characteristics are features from the experiment that inadvertently lead participants to respond in a particular manner. [Hint]
13 .		psychology is the study of behavior in different species, including humans. [Hint]
14 .		sampling refers to a researcher's sampling of participants based on ease of locating the participants. [Hint]
15 .		A is an additional scientific study that is conducted in exactly the same manner as the original research project. [Hint]
16 .		Chapter Thirteen Matching [Hint] Using the pulldown boxes, match each item on the left to the corresponding item at right. 16.1  Choice A Choice B Choice C Choice D Choice E Choice F Ethnocentric  [Hint] A. A series of research experiments that deal with a related topic or question. 16.2  Choice A Choice B Choice C Choice D Choice E Choice F Replication with extension  [Hint] B. Failure to generalize research results to minority groups 16.3  Choice A Choice B Choice C Choice D Choice E Choice F Reactive arrangements  [Hint] C. May threaten external validity if the experimental situation changes participants' behavior. 16.4  Choice A Choice B Choice C Choice D Choice E Choice F Programmatic research  [Hint] D. Other cultures are viewed as an extension of one's own culture. 16.5  Choice A Choice B Choice C Choice D Choice E Choice F Convenience sampling  [Hint] E. The ubiquitous college student 16.6  Choice A Choice B Choice C Choice D Choice E Choice F Even the rats and students were white  [Hint] F. Seeks to confirm a previous finding in a different setting or situation or by using different participants.
17 .		In view of the research area and research question in a particular study, how might you determine that the hypotheses are appropriate? [Hint] To create paragraphs in your essay response, type <p> at the beginning of the paragraph, and </p> at the end.
18 .		How might you determine whether the author(s) of a study correctly interpreted their results and that their discussion follows logically from the results? [Hint] To create paragraphs in your essay response, type <p> at the beginning of the paragraph, and </p> at the end.
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