The Use of a Field Setting in Experimentation _____

question 56

Multiple Choice

The use of a field setting in experimentation _____.

• A) provides for the manipulation of the IV
• B) serves as a comparison to assess the manipulation
• C) minimizes the cost of experimentation
• D) allows for discovery of the average effect of the IV in different situations
• E) increases generalizability of results

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Definitions:

Kohlberg's Stages

A theory in psychology that categorizes the development of moral reasoning into different levels and stages, from pre-conventional to conventional to post-conventional morality.

Mutual Interpersonal Expectations

The shared beliefs or standards regarding how individuals should behave towards each other in a social or professional context.

Universal Ethical Principles

Fundamental ethical concepts and values that are widely accepted across different cultures and societies as a basis for moral conduct.

Enlightened Egoism

A philosophical concept suggesting individuals should act in their own self-interest but also consider the long-term consequences of their actions on others, promoting mutual benefit.