A) poor interrater reliability
B) third-variable problem
C) inability to ensure that all participants are exposed to the same scenario
D) questionable external validity
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A) the genome.
B) their personality.
C) epigenetics.
D) genetic differences.
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A) Children in group A may have been naturally kinder than were children in group B.
B) Causation cannot be inferred from this type of study.
C) These findings may not generalize beyond the laboratory setting.
D) There may be a third-variable problem.
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A) structured
B) correlational
C) experimental
D) none of these
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A) Knowledge regarding child development can help caregivers raise children.
B) Research on child development can aid social policy development and adoption.
C) Knowledge of child development can provide a more thorough understand of human nature.
D) Research on child development can assist the development of court orders regarding child custody.
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A) microgenetic
B) experimental
C) cross-sectional
D) longitudinal
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A) psychosexual stages of
B) psychosocial stages of
C) theory of moral
D) theory related to child cognitive
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A) microgenetic
B) experimental
C) cross-sectional
D) longitudinal
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A) naturalistic interview
B) structured interview
C) naturalistic observation
D) structured observation
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A) increases; decreases
B) increases; stays the same
C) decreases; decreases
D) decreases; stays the same
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A) minority status
B) maternal involvement
C) family income level
D) paternal education level
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A) consistency of measurements.
B) similarity in results when a variable is measured at two different time points.
C) ability to generalize measurements.
D) level of agreement in observations by different observers.
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A) the womb
B) the house we live in
C) the elementary school we attend
D) our parents' interaction with us
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A) third-variable
B) direction-of-correlation
C) direction-of-causation
D) insufficient-knowledge
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A) the transition from caterpillar to chrysalis to butterfly
B) trees growing taller each year
C) the blooming of flowers
D) the cultivation of crops each fall
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A) dividing participants by hair color
B) allowing participants to choose which group to join
C) dividing participants by where their names fall on an alphabetic list
D) flipping a coin for each participant
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A) sociocultural context
B) genes
C) children's choice of environments
D) treatment by parents and others
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A) external validity.
B) relevance to the hypothesis.
C) reliability.
D) interrater agreement.
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