Laboratory Analogue Experiments Typically Differ from Regular Experiments in That

question 78

Multiple Choice

Laboratory analogue experiments typically differ from regular experiments in that:

• A)they have no control group
• B)participants are not randomly assigned to groups
• C)they have lower ecological validity
• D)none of the above

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Definitions:

Excess Reserves

The amount of reserves that a bank holds beyond the required minimum, which can potentially be lent out to create new money.

Excess Reserves

The funds that banks hold over and above the required reserve ratio set by the central bank, which can be loaned out or invested.

Required Reserves

The portion of depositors' balances that banks must have on hand as cash or in reserves at a central bank, used as a measure to ensure liquidity.

Excess Reserves

Banks' reserves held at the central bank over and above the required minimum, which can influence the banks' ability to lend and thus affect the money supply.