In Designs That Use Subject Variables,matching Refers To

question 45

Multiple Choice

In designs that use subject variables,matching refers to:

• A) matching subjects on the subject variable
• B) matching subjects on likely confounding variables
• C) matching subjects on known unconfounded variables
• D) matching subjects on the task used in the study

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Definitions:

Rorschach Inkblot Technique

An assessment tool where individuals' interpretations of inkblot images are analyzed to understand their psychological state.

Interpretations

The action of explaining the meaning of something; the way in which data, actions, or events are perceived and understood.

Therapist's Expectations

The assumptions and hopes a therapist holds regarding the outcomes and progress of therapy for their clients.

Thematic Apperception Test

A projective psychological test that uses a series of ambiguous images to elicit stories from individuals, revealing their underlying motives, feelings, and thoughts.