Psychologists usually use ( ) to control the problem of experimenter expectancy in experiments. A: double blind method B: inter-observer reliability measures C: single blind method D: independent measures design
Psychologists usually use ( ) to control the problem of experimenter expectancy in experiments. A: double blind method B: inter-observer reliability measures C: single blind method D: independent measures design
Elsa failed the simple task of “Beat the buzzer”. She pouted, lowered her head, and wouldn’t have eye contact with the experimenter. She grasped the pencil and mumbled, “I haven’t finished.” Elsa is feeling ( ). A: proud B: shame C: guilty D: angry
Elsa failed the simple task of “Beat the buzzer”. She pouted, lowered her head, and wouldn’t have eye contact with the experimenter. She grasped the pencil and mumbled, “I haven’t finished.” Elsa is feeling ( ). A: proud B: shame C: guilty D: angry
An experimenter wants to separate silver atoms in a Stern-Gerlach experiment by at least 1 cm (a large separation) as they exit the magnetic field. To heat the silver, she has an oven that can reach 1000°C and needs to order a suitable magnet. What should be the magnet specifications? ( )
An experimenter wants to separate silver atoms in a Stern-Gerlach experiment by at least 1 cm (a large separation) as they exit the magnetic field. To heat the silver, she has an oven that can reach 1000°C and needs to order a suitable magnet. What should be the magnet specifications? ( )