An Experimental Effect Caused by Expectation or Suggestion Rather Than

question 11

Multiple Choice

An experimental effect caused by expectation or suggestion rather than the IV is known as

• A) a parsimonious effect.
• B) error variability.
• C) randomization.
• D) a placebo effect.

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Definitions:

Covert Antecedent

Hidden factors or conditions that precede and potentially cause certain behaviors without immediate, obvious cues.

Negative Self-Talk

The practice of making critical or detrimental statements to oneself, which can affect one's self-esteem and mental health.

Eating Behavior

The patterns of dietary practices, choices, and habits of an individual or group, including what, when, where, and why people eat.

Physiological Response

The body's automatic reactions to external stimuli, including changes in metabolism, heart rate, and muscle tension.