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29: OCR Sleep - Williams et al

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which theory did the study aim to support?

a)

Activation synthesis theory

b)

Eysenck's theory

c)

Freud's theory

d)

Social learning theory

2.

Which method did the researchers use to investigate dreams and fantasies?

a)

field experiment

b)

lab experiment

c)

observations

d)

self-report (diaries)

3.

What type of data did the study generate?

a)

qualitative

b)

quantitative

c)

both

4.

The dreams were coded and then given a score for what?

a)

bizarreness

b)

intelligence

c)

interestingness

d)

sensibleness

5.

The three judges agreed on their bizarreness score for each report 80% of the time. This means the study had high _____________ validity

a)

construct

b)

ecological

c)

inter-rater

6.

What results did they find?

a)

Dreams had higher bizarreness scores than fantasies

b)

Fantasies had higher bizarreness scores than dreams

c)

Both had high bizarreness scores

d)

Both had low bizarreness scores

7.

The sample had low population validity - click on all the reasons why.

a)

There were only 12 of them

b)

They were all students at Harvard University

c)

There were two men and 10 women

d)

They were all biopsychology students

8.

The method is open to which kind of bias?

a)

cultural bias

b)

researcher bias

c)

social desirability bias

d)

questioning bias

9.

Tick the problems with relying on people to write down their dreams and fantasies.

a)

They might lie due to social desirability bias

b)

They might not remember accurately

c)

They might get embarrassed and leave details out

d)

They might have added meaning to what they actually dreamed

10.

Changing qualitative data into quantitative means the results may lack _________ validity.

a)

construct

b)

ecological

c)

population