Health Psychology Third Edition Quiz Chapter 2 Research in Health Psychology

1. HealthPsychologyThird EditionQuiz Chapter 2 Research in Health Psychology

2. A (n)______ study begins with a healthy group of subjects and follows the development of a particular disease in that sample. (44)a. experimental b. retrospective c. medicald. prospective e. morbidity

3. A (n)______ study begins with a healthy group of subjects and follows the development of a particular disease in that sample. (44)a. experimental b. retrospective c. medicald. prospective e. morbidity

4. 2. Origins of a disease is referred to as: (40)a. paralysis b. etiology c. mortalityd. statistical significance e. morbidity

5. 2. Origins of a disease is referred to as: (40)a. Paralysis b. etiology c. mortalityd. statistical significance e. morbidity

6. 3. The gold standard of biomedical research is the (45) a. correlational study b. randomized clinical trial c. prospective studyd. case-control study e. meta-analysis

7. 3. The gold standard of biomedical research is the (45) a. correlational study b. randomized clinical trial c. prospective studyd. case-control study e. meta-analysis

8. 4. The rate of _______ refers to the number of cases of a specific illness, injury or disability in a given group of people at a given time. (40)a. paralysis b. etiology c. mortalityd. statistical significance e. morbidity

9. 4. The rate of _______ refers to the number of cases of a specific illness, injury or disability in a given group of people at a given time. (40)a. paralysis b. etiology c. mortalityd. statistical significance e. morbidity

10. 5. A relative risk of .50 means that the incidence of prevalence or incidence of a condition is ____ in the exposed group compared to the unexposed group. (48)a. less b. more c. the same as

11. 5. A relative risk of .50 means that the incidence of prevalence or incidence of a condition is ____ in the exposed group compared to the unexposed group. (48)a. less b. more c. the same as

12. 6. In experimental studies researchers vary one or more causes, called ______ while looking for changes in the outcome measure. (34)a. dependent variables b. cohorts c. independent variablesd. random variables e. lurking variables

13. 6. In experimental studies researchers vary one or more causes, called ______ while looking for changes in the outcome measure. (34)a. dependent variables b. cohorts c. independent variablesd. random variables e. lurking variables

14. 7. The text described a scatterplot that looked at a large sample of participants of African descent. Those who weighed more were more likely to have high blood pressure. This is an example of: (33)a. a positive correlation b. a bad correlation c. experimental resultsd. a causal explanation e. a case study

15. 7. The text described a scatterplot that looked at a large sample of participants of African descent. Those who weighed more were more likely to have high blood pressure. This is an example of: (33)a. a positive correlationb. a bad correlation c. experimental resultsd. a causal explanation e. a case study

16. 8. When John Glenn returned to space in his 70’s, medical researchers carefully studied the effects. This is an example of a ______ study.(31)a. correlational b. experimental c. prospective d. case e. retrospective

17. 8. When John Glenn returned to space in his 70’s, medical researchers carefully studied the effects. This is an example of a ______ study.(31)a. correlational b. experimental c. prospective d. case e. retrospective

18. 9. ____ is a field of study that seeks to determine the frequency, distribution, and cause of a disease. (31)a. meta-analysis b. correlation c. epidemiology d. psychoneuroimmunolgy e. Factor analysis

19. 9. ____ is a field of study that seeks to determine the frequency, distribution, and cause of a disease. (31)a. meta-analysis b. correlation c. epidemiology d. psychoneuroimmunolgy e. Factor analysis

20. 10. A study in which a single group of people is observed over a long span of time is called a ____ study. (37) a. longitudinal b. experimental c. prospective d. case e. retrospective

21. 10. A study in which a single group of people is observed over a long span of time is called a ____ study. (37) a. longitudinal b. experimental c. prospective d. case e. retrospective

22. Bonus Question:What did Surgeon General Joseph Goldberger do to prove (support) his theory that pellagra was caused by nutritional deficiencies? a. he ate feces (poop)b. he did a case studyc. he found germs in the waterd. he used a longitudinal research designe. he used surveys, naturalistic observation and other descriptive methods

23. Bonus Question:What did Surgeon General Joseph Goldberger do to prove (support) his theory that pellagra was caused by nutritional deficiencies? a. he ate feces (poop)b. he did a case studyc. he found germs in the waterd. he used a longitudinal research designe. he used surveys, naturalistic observation and other descriptive methods

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