Lesson 2.6.1
2.6.1 Comparing paired classic and contemporary studies Quiz: OCR Psychology, Unit 2
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The 20 questions
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Which classic obedience study was replicated by Bocchiaro et al. to examine whistleblowing?
- Asch
- Milgram
- Zimbardo
- Piliavin
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How does Baron-Cohen et al.'s contemporary autism study improve upon classic theory of mind research?
- Longitudinal tracking
- Cross-cultural samples
- Refined adult test
- Qualitative interviews
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Which classic developmental study used an overt longitudinal interview method unlike modern snapshot surveys?
- Kohlberg
- Freud
- Piaget
- Bandura
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Which contemporary cognitive study used advanced neuroimaging technology unavailable during Sperry's split-brain research?
- Milgram
- Loftus and Palmer
- Blagrove
- Casey et al.
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In evaluating ethics, why do contemporary studies often face stricter scrutiny than classic studies?
- Secretive procedures
- No consent forms
- Higher ethical codes
- More severe harm
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Which classic memory study pairs with Loftus and Palmer to demonstrate reconstructive eyewitness flaws?
- Sperling
- Ebbinghaus
- Bartlett
- Baddeley
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What common methodological flaw do both Bandura's classic aggression study and contemporary media studies share?
- Demand characteristics
- Double-blind failure
- Self-selected bias
- Informed consent
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Which contemporary study evaluated historical psychometric testing data using modern statistical bias critiques?
- Gould
- Freud
- Haney
- Milgram
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How do contemporary social studies like Piliavin et al. typically differ from Milgram regarding mundane realism?
- Strictly animal subjects
- Higher mundane realism
- Lower ethical risk
- Only qualitative data
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Which contemporary biopsychology study investigated neural correlates of delay of gratification?
- Sperry
- Casey et al.
- Maguire
- Blagrove
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What quantitative advantage do modern eye-tracking measures have over classic self-report questionnaires?
- No ethical issues
- Cost-free implementation
- Objective physiological data
- Guaranteed informed consent
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Which classic individual differences study pairs with Freud's case study of Little Hans?
- Asch
- Milgram
- Watson
- Thigpen and Cleckley
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Why might a contemporary replication of a classic study yield different results regarding cultural norms?
- Mandatory sample sizes
- Flawed original data
- Banned research ethics
- Temporal validity shifts
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Which contemporary cognitive study analysed naturalistic word choice patterns of psychopathic murderers?
- Loftus and Palmer
- Baron-Cohen
- Sperry
- Hancock et al.
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Which classic developmental study investigated conservation, contrasting with modern cognitive development experiments?
- Piaget
- Kohlberg
- Freud
- Bandura
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What major ethical safeguard absent in many classic studies is strictly enforced in contemporary psychological research?
- Randomisation
- Debriefing
- Operationalisation
- Stratification
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Which classic social study on conformity directly contrasts with contemporary investigations into peer pressure?
- Bocchiaro
- Piliavin
- Milgram
- Asch
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Which classic physiological study investigates sleep and dreaming using EEG technology, preceding modern sleep labs?
- Dement and Kleitman
- Bandura
- Sperry
- Milgram
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Which contemporary social psychology study examines helping behaviour in a realistic subway train setting?
- Piliavin et al.
- Milgram
- Asch
- Zimbardo
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What key methodological advantage do contemporary brain-imaging studies have over Sperry's historical split-brain research?
- Self-reports
- Case notes
- fMRI scans
- Observations
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