Christmas Psychology Quiz

Christmas Psychology Quiz

9th - 10th Grade

16 Qs

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Christmas Psychology Quiz

Christmas Psychology Quiz

Assessment

Quiz

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9th - 10th Grade

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Created by

Olivia Martin

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16 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

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According to Murdock, which of these gifts is Santa most likely to forget to bring?

Dog

Computer

No More Homework

New Bike (blue)

Card Game

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

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Some people say they see Santa, other's say they see a man riding a horse. What type of Illusion is this?

Misinterpreted depth cue

Fiction

Ambiguous figure

3.

MATCH QUESTION

30 sec • 4 pts

Match the Santa to his stage of development

Sensorimotor

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formal operational stage

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concrete operational stage

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preoperational stage

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4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Researchers were interested in how music can impact upon our perception. They asked students at the university where they worked if they would be willing to take part. Participants were randomly assigned to three groups. As they sat in a waiting room ahead of the experiment, music was playing. Each participant from the first group heard Christmas songs for 15 minutes, the second group heard songs that referenced 'summer' and 'sunshine' and the third group did not hear any music. After 15 minutes of 'waiting', a researcher called the participant and took them into the experiment room. They had to put their hand in a bowl of cold water and estimate the temperature. Those in the Christmas condition estimated an average of 1.3°C, those in the Summer condition estimated an average of 3.8°C, and those in the control condition estimated an average of 3.2°C.

What design was used in this study?

Lab experiment

Field experiment

Independent Groups

Repeated Measures

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Researchers were interested in how music can impact upon our perception. They asked students at the university where they worked if they would be willing to take part. Participants were randomly assigned to three groups. As they sat in a waiting room ahead of the experiment, music was playing. Each participant from the first group heard Christmas songs for 15 minutes, the second group heard songs that referenced 'summer' and 'sunshine' and the third group did not hear any music. After 15 minutes of 'waiting', a researcher called the participant and took them into the experiment room. They had to put their hand in a bowl of cold water and estimate the temperature. Those in the Christmas condition estimated an average of 1.3°C, those in the Summer condition estimated an average of 3.8°C, and those in the control condition estimated an average of 3.2°C.

What experimental method was used in this study?

Lab study

Field Study

Independent Groups

Repeated Measures

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Researchers were interested in how music can impact upon our perception. They asked students at the university where they worked if they would be willing to take part. Participants were randomly assigned to three groups. As they sat in a waiting room ahead of the experiment, music was playing. Each participant from the first group heard Christmas songs for 15 minutes, the second group heard songs that referenced 'summer' and 'sunshine' and the third group did not hear any music. After 15 minutes of 'waiting', a researcher called the participant and took them into the experiment room. They had to put their hand in a bowl of cold water and estimate the temperature. Those in the Christmas condition estimated an average of 1.3°C, those in the Summer condition estimated an average of 3.8°C, and those in the control condition estimated an average of 3.2°C.

What Sampling Technique was used in this study

Random Sampling

Opportunity Sampling

Stratified Sampling

Systematic Sampling

7.

OPEN ENDED QUESTION

1 min • 2 pts

Researchers were interested in how music can impact upon our perception. They asked students at the university where they worked if they would be willing to take part. Participants were randomly assigned to three groups. As they sat in a waiting room ahead of the experiment, music was playing. Each participant from the first group heard Christmas songs for 15 minutes, the second group heard songs that referenced 'summer' and 'sunshine' and the third group did not hear any music. After 15 minutes of 'waiting', a researcher called the participant and took them into the experiment room. They had to put their hand in a bowl of cold water and estimate the temperature. Those in the Christmas condition estimated an average of 1.3°C, those in the Summer condition estimated an average of 3.8°C, and those in the control condition estimated an average of 3.2°C.

Write a Null Hypothesis for this experiment

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