In Investigating the External Validity of Research on Aggression, Anderson

question 36

Multiple Choice

In investigating the external validity of research on aggression, Anderson and Bushman (2002) reported that:

• A) effects found in laboratory settings are intensified in real life.
• B) there was no correlation between studies using analogues and real-life situations.
• C) there are parallels between the laboratory and real life for certain pre-conditions.
• D) laboratory studies are invalid.

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Definitions:

Caldera

A large volcanic crater, typically formed by the collapse of land following a volcanic eruption.

Classic Shape

This term does not directly relate to a scientific concept in this context and thus is deemed not accurate.

Lava Flow

The movement of lava across the ground post-volcanic eruption, which can shape landscapes.

Scoria Cones

Volcanic cones built from fragments of lava ejected during explosive eruptions, characterized by their rough, vesicular texture.