A Sequential Design

question 121

Multiple Choice

A sequential design

• A) does not allow inferences about individual differences.
• B) permits researchers to find out whether cohort effects are operating.
• C) is less efficient than a longitudinal design.
• D) does not have any of the same limitations as a longitudinal or cross-sectional design.

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Definitions:

Shape Constancy

The perceptual phenomenon by which we recognize objects as having a constant shape despite changes in the angle of vision, distance, and lighting.

Interposition

A visual cue in depth perception where one object partially covers another, suggesting that the covering object is closer to the viewer.

Figure-Ground Relationship

A visual perception concept that describes how humans separate an object (the figure) from its surrounding area (the ground).

Perception

The organization, identification, and interpretation of sensory information to understand the environment.