Lesson 1.2.3
1.2.3 Experimental designs Quiz: OCR Psychology, Unit 1
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Which experimental design involves using the same participants in every condition of the experiment?
- Single case
- Repeated measures
- Independent measures
- Matched participants
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Which experimental design tests entirely different groups of participants in each experimental condition?
- Independent measures
- Observational design
- Matched participants
- Repeated measures
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Which design pairs participants on key characteristics before placing one in each condition?
- Independent measures
- Repeated measures
- Matched participants
- Single blind
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What is the primary limitation caused by participants taking part in multiple experimental conditions?
- Ethical issues
- Sampling bias
- Order effects
- Participant variables
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Which technique is used to control for order effects in a repeated measures design?
- Random allocation
- Standardisation
- Counterbalancing
- Double blind
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Performance declining in a second condition due to tiredness is known as what effect?
- Pygmalion effect
- Hawthorne effect
- Practice effect
- Fatigue effect
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Improvement in performance during a second trial due to familiarity is called what?
- Halo effect
- Fatigue effect
- Practice effect
- Placebo effect
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What major disadvantage affects independent measures designs due to using different people per group?
- Fatigue effects
- Order effects
- Practice effects
- Participant variables
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How are participants assigned to conditions in an independent measures design to reduce bias?
- Counterbalancing
- Stratified selection
- Random allocation
- Random sampling
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A researcher tests memory in Group A at 9am and Group B at 2pm. Which design is used?
- Correlational design
- Independent measures
- Matched participants
- Repeated measures
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Participants complete a driving simulation sober, then repeat it after consuming alcohol. Which design is this?
- Matched participants
- Repeated measures
- Natural experiment
- Independent measures
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Researchers match children by IQ before placing them into two separate reading intervention groups. Which design is this?
- Independent measures
- Matched participants
- Repeated measures
- Single case
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Which experimental design uses the exact same participants in every condition?
- Opportunity sample
- Independent measures
- Repeated measures
- Matched participants
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Which experimental design completely avoids order effects while controlling for individual participant differences?
- Repeated measures
- Independent measures
- Observational design
- Matched participants
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In a counterbalanced study with two conditions (A and B), what order does group two complete?
- Condition A only
- Condition A then B
- Condition B then A
- Condition B only
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Which experimental design is most susceptible to demand characteristics because participants see all conditions?
- Independent measures
- Naturalistic observation
- Repeated measures
- Matched participants
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What is a major practical drawback of using a matched participants design in psychological research?
- Cannot use statistics
- Time-consuming matching process
- High order effects
- Large demand characteristics
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One twin enters Condition A and the other enters Condition B. Which experimental design is used?
- Repeated measures
- Matched participants
- Case study
- Independent measures
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Which design ensures that individual differences like age or intelligence do not differ across conditions?
- Unstructured design
- Repeated measures
- Independent measures
- Overt observation
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Half of participants complete task X then Y, while half complete Y then X. Name this technique.
- Randomisation
- Standardisation
- Counterbalancing
- Operationalisation
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