1. IS A WAY TO STUDY HUMAN COMMUNICATION:
a) meta-analysis
b) sensorimotor stage
c) content analysis
d) random sample

2. A COMPUTER-GENERATED PROGRAM OR MODEL THAT IS USED TO REPLICATE A PROCESS:
a) computer simulation
b) polychronic culture
c) ratio measurement
d) social inhibition

3. THE PROCESS OF GATHERING AND PREPARING DATA FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING INFORMATION OR MAINTAINING A RECORD:
a) existential therapy
b) legal psychology
c) data collection
d) panic disorder

4. THE PROCESS OF SEARCHING THROUGH OLD DATABASES, OR ARCHIVES, IN OORDER TO FIND INFORMATION:
a) anxiety disorder
b) archival search
c) collectivist culture
d) data collection

5. THE PROCESS OF COMPARING AND CONTRASTING THE RESULTS OF DIFFERENT STUDIES IN ORDER TO DISCOVER INFORMATIVE RELATIONSHIPS AMONGST THEM:
a) cultural-historical theory
b) actor-observer effect
c) multi-axial system
d) meta-analysis

6. A SUBSET OF A POPULATION OR GROUP THAT IS CHOSEN WITHOUT DESIGN OR PURPOSE:
a) random sample
b) prospective study
c) old age
d) individualist culture

7. A TYPE OF STUDY OR SURVEY WHEREIN VARIOUS PEOPLE READ AND RESPOND TO QUESTIONS BY THEMSELVES, WITHOUT RESEARCHER INVOLVEMENT:
a) self-esteem
b) self-reports
c) self-image
d) self-handicapping

8. A TARGETED QUESTIONNAIRE PRESENTED BY A RESEARCHER TO VARIOUS PEOPLE IN ORDER TO GAIN INFORMATION ABOUT SOMETHING:
a) consent
b) interview
c) survey
d) phobia

9. REAL-LIFE EVENT OR HAPPENING THAT CAN BE OBSERVED AS AN EXAMPLE OF SOMETHING MORE GENERAL:
a) case study
b) observational study
c) longitudinal study
d) cross-sectional study

10. THE CHARACTERIZATION OF DATA BY NAME, CATEGORY, OR LABEL:
a) ratio measurement
b) nominal measurement
c) ordinal measurement
d) interval measurement

11. THE CHARACTERIZATION OF DATA BY RANKING OR NUMERICAL ORDERS:
a) ordinal measurement
b) ratio measurement
c) interval measurement
d) ordinal measurement

12. THE CHARACTERIZATION OF DATA BY ORDER AND THE SIZE OF GAPS BETWEEN DATA POINTS, RATHER THAN FOCUSING ON DATA POINTS´RELATIONSHIP TO ZERO:
a) ordinal measurement
b) interval measurement
c) nominal measurement
d) ratio measurement

13. THE CHRACTERIZATION OF DATA USING INTERVAL MEASUREMENT AND A ZERO STARTING POINT IN ORDER TO COMPARE DATA:
a) ratio measurement
b) nominal measurement
c) interval measurement
d) ordinal measurement