Which sampling method gives every member of the target population an equal chance of selection?
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A hypothesis that predicts the direction of a difference is:
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A psychologist tests whether music affects memory. One group learns words in silence and another with music. Mean words recalled: silence 14.2, music 10.8 (study and data written for this paper). Identify the independent and dependent variables.
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Name the experimental design used and give one weakness of it.
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Calculate the percentage decrease in mean recall from the silence condition to the music condition. Give your answer to 1 decimal place.
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Explain two ethical issues the psychologist should consider in this study, and how they could be dealt with.
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Explain one strength and one limitation of a laboratory experiment.
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Discuss the use of questionnaires in psychological research.
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