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over 5 years ago
Research Methods in Psychology
Can sexual orientation be studied experimentally?
- a. Developmentalists can use animals and manipulate the levels of prenatal hormonal exposure
- b. A widely used experimental design to study sexual orientation is to administer a placebo to pregnant women. Women who believe to have taken a drug elevating their testosterone level, are more likely to have girls who later on show higher preference for female than male partners.
- c. No experimental paradigms are ever possible to study sexual orientation.
- d. Some researchers have been able to manipulate human infants’ hormonal prenatal exposure.
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youcangetme
almost 6 years ago
Research Methods in Psychology
A major advantage of case studies is ________.
- a) Detailed information
- b) Generalizability
- c) Large sample size
- d) Quick data collection
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youcangetme
almost 6 years ago
Research Methods in Psychology
A major advantage of case studies is ________.
- a) Detailed information
- b) Generalizability
- c) Large sample size
- d) Quick data collection
4
post_box
over 5 years ago
Research Methods in Psychology
Can sexual orientation be studied experimentally?
- a. Developmentalists can use animals and manipulate the levels of prenatal hormonal exposure
- b. A widely used experimental design to study sexual orientation is to administer a placebo to pregnant women. Women who believe to have taken a drug elevating their testosterone level, are more likely to have girls who later on show higher preference for female than male partners.
- c. No experimental paradigms are ever possible to study sexual orientation.
- d. Some researchers have been able to manipulate human infants’ hormonal prenatal exposure.
4
Research Methods in Psychology