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This is the participants' tendency to respond or behave in a way that they think will make them liked or accepted.

• social desirability bias

• acquiescence bias

• sensitivity bias

• dominant respondent bias

This sampling technique uses the sample that is easily available or accessible.

• purposive sampling

• theoretical sampling

• snowball sampling

• convenience sampling

A reliable measure has more measurement error than an unreliable measure.

• True

• False

2. An indicator of reliability based on the correlations of each item in a measure with every other item is called:

• Test-retest

  reliability

• Cronbach's

  alpha

• Spit-retest

  reliability

A researcher developed a measure of shyness and is now asking whether this measure does in fact measure a person's true state of shyness. This is a question of:

• reactivity.

• reliability.

• construct validity.

What do you call the degree of consistency and precision which produces a stable result of the conducted research?

• Consistency

• Reliability

• Scope

• Introduction

This refers to a paper and pencil data gathering method wherein the subject or respondent completely answers a series of questions.

• interview method

• question and answer method

• methodology

• questionnaire

Generalizability refers to

• how well the participants in a study are applicable to the intended population

• the ability to apply logic to many different situations

• a scientist's internal validity of a test

____ means that the method was designed so that the casual variable clearly comes first in time, before the effect variable

• temporal precedence

• covariance

• internal validity

• random assignment

The following are probability sampling

• simple random sampling

• quote sampling

• purposive sampling

• cluster random sampling