Studies That Are Structured Like Experiments but That Use Groups

question 57

Multiple Choice

Studies that are structured like experiments but that use groups that already exist instead of randomly assigning participants to control and experimental groups are called:

• A) matched designs.
• B) analogue experiments.
• C) correlational experiments.
• D) longitudinal studies.

Recognizing the strong evidence of genetic influences on intelligence and personality traits.

Identifying factors that contribute towards achieving the higher range of an individual's reaction range for intelligence.

Differentiating between the genetic correlations of intelligence in identical twins reared together and apart, fraternal twins, and siblings.

Evaluating the effectiveness of adoption and enrichment programs on IQ gains.

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