Why Might a Researcher Add a Factor When Replicating a Previously

question 29

Multiple Choice

Why might a researcher add a factor when replicating a previously published study?

• A) To see if the treatment effects are the same in a different situation
• B) To turn a nonexperimental study into a true experiment
• C) To turn a within-subjects study into a between-subjects study
• D) To turn a between-subjects study into a within-subjects study

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Definitions:

Reading Instruction

The process and methodologies used to teach individuals how to read, including phonics, word recognition, and comprehension strategies.

Whole-language Approaches

Educational methods that focus on understanding and using language in its entirety rather than breaking it down into its components like phonics.

Phonetic-fluency Approaches

Phonetic-fluency approaches focus on the ease and speed with which phonetic elements of speech are processed and how this influences language learning and comprehension.

Eyewitness Memory

The recollection by individuals of events they have witnessed, important in the context of legal investigations, but subject to distortions and inaccuracies.