Increasing a sample size beyond what you already have will eventually lead to a ______________ because the increased accuracy will be negligible.

Changing the spatial orientation in relation to the “flow of energy” in a room, often referred to as “Feng Shui” is an example of pseudoscience.

The type of thinking that draws conclusions between a major and minor premise is known as _______________________.

When doing descriptive research, there is often much less risk of violating ___________.

Science is based on ____________ while pseudoscience is based on __________.

In qualitative research ______________ are used to prevent any identification of the participants.

In a truly anonymous study, no one can personally identify who the participants are except the researcher.

A good research topic is going to not be too broad, and not something that’s been covered over and over, but – most importantly – something that’s important and interesting to you!

Which of the following are vitally important if/when making inductive generalizations about a sample taken?

Modern technology such as cell phones, social media, high-speed computers, and behavioral sensors and monitors isn’t actually revolutionizing research today because people often don’t behave the same as what they may say, and technology can’t give us “smart insights” into why we behave the way we do.