A Sequential Design Is Different from a Longitudinal Design in That

question 63

Multiple Choice

A sequential design is different from a longitudinal design in that the sequential design ___ and the longitudinal design ___.

• A) tests the same participants multiple times; tests each participant once
• B) assesses different-aged participants multiple times; assesses same-aged participants multiple times
• C) uses naturalistic observation; uses structured observation
• D) requires very few participants; requires many participants

Explain the difference between internal and external attributions and how they impact judgement.

Identify and describe various biases in person perception, including confirmation bias, the fundamental attribution error, and the self-fulfilling prophecy.

Analyze the effects of first impressions and snap judgments on interpersonal relations.

Discuss the role of stereotypes and self-fulfilling prophecies in shaping behavior and expectations.

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