In Controlling Internal Sources of Invalidity,true Experimental Designs Control for

question 61

Multiple Choice

In controlling internal sources of invalidity,true experimental designs control for

• A) all of the sources of internal invalidity
• B) all of the sources of internal invalidity except selection bias and test unit mortality
• C) selection bias, instrumentation, and interactive testing effects only
• D) selection bias and test unit mortality only

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Definitions:

Schema's Tendency

The propensity of cognitive schemas, which are frameworks for understanding the world, to influence perception and memory in a consistent direction.

Salience

The quality of being particularly noticeable or important; something that stands out in a person's perception or attention.

Priming

The psychological phenomenon where exposure to one stimulus influences the response to a subsequent stimulus, without conscious guidance or intention.

Coloring Perception

The phenomenon where one's prejudices, emotions, or experiences influence how they interpret and understand their environment.