In Comparison with Laboratory Experiments, Field Experiments

question 26

Multiple Choice

In comparison with laboratory experiments, field experiments

• A) rarely involve manipulation of the independent variable.
• B) afford less control over design and measurement.
• C) are less likely to raise ethical issues.
• D) usually involve more extensive debriefing.
• E) are more likely to be internally valid.

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Definitions:

Negative Self-statements

Critical or pessimistic thoughts that an individual has about themselves, often a focus in cognitive-behavioral therapy to challenge and modify.

Coping Thoughts

Self-reassuring or motivating thoughts that people use to manage stress, overcome obstacles, or deal with challenging situations.

Self-defeating Thoughts

Negative thoughts about oneself that undermine one's confidence and can obstruct achieving goals.

Marginalized

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